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New Cargo Facility Boosts Supply Chain Infrastructure in Northern Canada

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Canadian North opened a new cargo facility at Ottawa International Airport. This expansion, which received $11 million from the federal government’s National Trade Corridors Fund, increased the warehouse's general cargo capacity by 40 percent and nearly doubled its cold storage capacity. The facility supports destinations across Nunavut, Nunavik, and the Northwest Territories.

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The facility is designed to improve the movement of essential goods, such as food and medical supplies, to remote northern communities. These improvements are part of broader efforts by the Government of Canada to strengthen northern supply chain infrastructure.

The Government of Canada is currently pushing northern projects and planning a military presence in Nunavik, which involves Inuit leadership.

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Who's involved

  • Government of CanadaProvided $11 million funding via the National Trade Corridors Fund for the expansion.
  • OttawaLocation of the new cargo facility at Ottawa International Airport.
  • NunavutOne of the territories served by the new cargo facility.
  • Northwest TerritoriesOne of the territories served by the new cargo facility.
  • NunavikA geopolitical region served by the new cargo facility.

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