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Canadian Leaders Endorse Pipelines in Nation-Building as Ontario Fast-Tracks Northern Port

Ottawa’s first ministers meeting embraced energy infrastructure as Ontario’s Moosonee port bid gains momentum ahead of a federal funding decision

As of May 2025, Winnipeg data points to a confident, resilient market, with particular strength in the condominium sector.
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Overview

  • Prime Minister Mark Carney and the provincial premiers agreed to include pipeline expansions in a renewed nation-building agenda following their June 2 meeting in Saskatoon.
  • Ontario formally announced plans for a year-round deep-water port at Moosonee, positioning it ahead of Manitoba’s stalled Hudson Bay proposal as Ottawa nears a funding decision.
  • Public polling and letters to the editor reflect widespread concern that Canada’s justice system hands down overly lenient sentences to child predators, prompting calls for tougher reforms.
  • The Edmonton Oilers face the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup Final this week, offering Manitoba hockey fans a chance to support their long-awaited bid to end Canada’s 31-year championship drought.
  • The Saskatchewan Rattlers improved to 2-4 in the Canadian Elite Basketball League after overcoming a late deficit to defeat the Calgary Surge 87-84 on Friday night.