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Manitoba woos investors with tax break to help fund Port of Churchill expansion

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Manitoba woos investors with tax break to help fund Port of Churchill expansion

Manitoba is sweetening the pot for investors thinking of putting their money into the proposed Port of Churchill expansion by offering an exemption on the provincial sales tax.

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