TIMELINE | Two decades of turmoil at the Port of Churchill
It was supposed to be a link to the world, but now the Port of Churchill stands as a reminder of just how isolated the community is in danger of becoming.
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It was supposed to be a link to the world, connecting a remote northern town to markets around the globe.
But now, the Port of Churchill stands as a reminder of just how isolated the community is in danger of becoming.
A lot has happened to the port — and the people it supports — in the twenty years since it was purchased by American rail company Omnitrax. Here's a timeline charting those tumultuous two decades: