Arctic Gateway Group

09/01/2026

It was a great day yesterday for the Port of Churchill and northern Manitoba!

We're grateful to celebrate the return of grain shipments with our friends and ownership nations from Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc., represented by Okimakan Morris Beardy of Fox Lake Cree Nation.

Chief Betsy Kennedy, of War Lake First Nation, and Churchill Mayor Mike Spence represented the Arctic Gateway Group.

The Honourable Rebecca Chartrand spoke to the strong support of Canada, and the Honourable Lisa Naylor MLA for Wolseley and the Honourable Ron Kostyshyn MLA for Dauphin spoke to the dedicated support of the Province of Manitoba.

We were also grateful to be joined by Saskatchewan MLA James Thorsteinson - Cut Knife Turtleford to celebrate the role Saskatchewan producers played in growing the durum we're shipping to Europe. Thanks also to AGT Foods, who supplied this shipment of wheat as well as the two further shipments to follow.

Georgina Berg started the day off with a beautiful blessing and drum song.

And of course, the dedicated crews at the Port of Churchill and Hudson Bay Railway made it all possible!

09/01/2026

We agree, Prime Minister! Thanks to the hard working teams at the Port of Churchill and Hudson Bay Railway for getting this grain to port and loaded. Two more shipments this year, and more planned for next year!

Building our strength at home. Diversifying our trade partnerships abroad.

08/31/2026

AGG Grain Vessel Ceremony

08/28/2026

WE’RE BACK!

Grain is back and we’re grinning from ear to ear. 😎

A milestone we’re looking forward to celebrating.

Keep an eye out for more news in the coming days!

08/24/2026

As Canada is attacked by our southern neighbour, we're working to open up the north to greater trade, investment, and opportunity. Owned by 29 First Nations and 12 northern communities, we're transforming what's possible in the north and making sure the Port of Churchill is ready when Canadians need it most.

08/21/2026

Important news today: three new reports look at year-round shipping through the Port of Churchill. There’s lots of work ahead, and the opportunity is real.

Have questions? Learn more about what this means here: https://www.arcticgateway.com/agg-news/newsroom/the-future-of-shipping-through-churchill-and-hudson-bay

Full press release here: https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/index.html?item=74918&posted=2026-08-21

08/07/2026

Arctic Gateway Group’s (AGG) ownership group, OneNorth, has announced new appointments to the boards of both OneNorth and AGG. York Factory First Nation Chief Leroy Constant was appointed to OneNorth Board by MKO, while OneNorth appoints John R. McKenzie to the AGG Board from Opaskwayak Cree Nation.

For more info, visit AGG's Newsroom at the link below:

https://www.arcticgateway.com/agg-news/newsroom/new-first-nations-appointments-to-onenorth-and-agg-boards-strengthen-local-governance-of-port-of-churchill-and-hudson-bay-railway

07/24/2026

The first grain train arrived today in Churchill!

07/21/2026

Thanks to Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Government of Canada for their continued support - together we’re going to make sure the Port of Churchill and Hudson Bay Railway play a strong role in diversifying Canadian trade, getting western Canadian resources to market, increasing Canada’s presence in the Arctic, and advancing Indigenous economic reconciliation!

Diversifying our exports. Building a stronger, more independent Canadian economy.