Charlottetown
A place to call homeCharlottetown, Prince Edward Island, is the birthplace of Canada. Not just a welcoming place with a burgeoning population, Charlottetown is P.E.I.’s capital city—and there are 32,000 residents who would be more than happy to rave about it. The lifeblood of Charlottetown is its ...
Winnipeg Airports Authority (WAA)
Leading transportation innovation & growthWith a focus on Manitoba this month, CBJ caught up with Barry Remple, President and CEO of the Winnipeg Airports Authority (WAA), to find out how the WAA has brought the provincial community together. CBJ is pleased to present the WAA story to ...
The Churchill Gateway Development Corporation
Bring the world to the Port of Churchill The Port of Churchill is the only seaport that accesses the Arctic Ocean. Its location on the west coast of the Hudson Bay ushers in the world of ocean trade to the Canadian prairies. The ...
Arrowhead Development Corp.
Investing in a prosperous economic base Long Plain First Nation is one of the most progressive First Nation communities in Manitoba. And it is this progressive attitude that is a result of Long Plain Chief’s leadership and council’s commitment to improving the quality of life ...
Manitoba Floodway Authority
Winnipeg stands firm Winnipeg is situated at the bottom of the Red River Valley, where the Assiniboine River flows into the Red River (known to locals as The Forks). As a city built on a low-lying plain with flat topography and surrounded by ...
City of Fredericton
Where modernity meets old-world charm For a Canadian city with such rich and apparent history, Fredericton certainly doesn’t dwell in the past. In fact, it is quite the opposite. New Brunswick’s capital is one of the most intentionally up-to-date cities in Canada, and ...
The City of Swift Current
Where life makes sense Sleepy prairie town this is not. The City of Swift Current, Saskatchewan, has recently seen the fruition of a massive expansion project that has Canadians from across the country looking to the city as an example, and, for some, ...
City of Brampton
OPEN FOR BUSINESS According to Mayor Susan Fennell, Brampton’s business success is about three things: location, location, location. Just look at the map. As the largest in-land intermodal terminal, the city is surrounded by four major highways; it’s only 15 minutes away from ...
City of Thompson
The hub of the north Less than 55 years ago, what is now the bustling city of Thompson was vast wilderness, nestled in mid-central Manitoba. Thompson’s story starts in 1956, when Vale Inco discovered a nickel orebody big enough to justify building a community ...
