Manitoba International Gateway Strategy (MIGS) | Infrastructure and Transportation

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MIT has developed an overarching strategy to advance Manitoba’s position as a sustainable transportation and distribution gateway of choice for North American mid-continent global commerce and international travel. The Manitoba International Gateway Strategy (MIGS) encompasses six inter-related initiatives including:

Manitoba International Gateway Council
Winnipeg Inland Port
Inland Marine Container Terminal
Winnipeg Global Air Traffic Development
Churchill Gateway Development
International Mid-Continent Trade and Transportation Corridor

The various multimodal and trade corridor activities that Manitoba is involved in are based on the foundation established by MIGS

Resources

Manitoba International Gateway Strategy (Presentation) (2.5 MB)