Prairie Post did an news article on the Corridor Project, after talking with Jim Reiter; Minister of Highway and Infrastructure and John Parker; General Manager of Community Futures Southwest – Jessi Gowan did a remarkable job updating the work and bennefits of the Corridor Project. See the online versionof the Prairie … Read more »
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Work Continues on 24 Hour Port…
Community Futures Southwest is still moving forward with the Corridor Project, and early this week, John had a chance to give an interview to our local radio station about the progress and updates of the project. Swift Current Online has the full version of the interview, click the link and … Read more »
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Wall, City of Swift Current, Talk Trade
By John R. Statton, Prairie Post June 23, 2011 Representatives of the City of Swift Current met with Premier Brad Wall June 13 to discuss the possibility of the creation of a trade corridor. “We did discuss, among other things, the trade corridor and the potential of Highway 4 to … Read more »
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Wall sees the importance of a trade corridor
By John R. Statton, Prairie Post June 8, 2011 Saskatchewan top provincial politician knows the importance of free-flowing trade to the economy. The U.S. remains an important trading partner with Saskatchewan, with the majority of the province’s exports travelling south of the border. “Our numbers are about 60 per cent … Read more »
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Future Saskatchewan exports ride on Highway #4 infrastructure priority
By Elisabeth Dowson, Southwest Booster May 16, 2011 Representatives from Swift Current and southwest Saskatchewan were joined by representatives from Colorado, Montana, North Dakota and Texas, including several members of the US-based Ports to Prairies Alliance, for the timely release of Community Futures Southwest’s Highway #4 “Corridor for Competitiveness Business … Read more »
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