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Manitoba/Hudson Bay Railway: High gas prices spark Churchill, Arctic Gateway clash

August 1, 2019 Administrator

By Dylan Robertson, Winnipeg Free Press; July 31, 2019 OTTAWA — The Town of Churchill is accusing the new owners of…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Arctic Gateway, Canada, Churchill, Freight Railroads, Freight Trains, Hudson Bay Railway, Manitoba, Port of Churchill, Shipping costs getting gas to Churchill, Shipping costs too high, Town of Churchill, Town residents say cost of gas is too high, Transportation

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