Town of Morris
Morris is the only urban centre along Canada’s section of the Mid-Continent Trade Corridor, strategically positioned on PTH 75 just 30 minutes south of Winnipeg and CentrePort Canada. As a growing community with shovel-ready commercial and industrial land, Morris combines small-town quality of life with regional services, a skilled workforce, and direct access to one of North America’s most important trade routes.
Our Story
Morris emerged as a key trade route along the Red River and ultimately PTH 75. It has grown from a small prairie settlement into the economic and service hub of Manitoba's southcentral region. Its location on PTH 75 and the Mid-Continent Trade Corridor has made it an important gateway connecting local businesses, farmers, and industries from Manitoban markets to North American markets. Today, Morris combines a strong agricultural heritage with modern services, industry, and investment opportunities, making it one of southern Manitoba's most vibrant communities.
Development Advantages
Morris combines the advantages of a regional urban centre with direct access to the 75 Corridor.
Regional Service Centre
Morris serves as the primary urban centre for a significant rural trade area in the Red River Valley.
Shovel-Ready, Commercial-Industrial Land
Significant inventory of shovel-ready commercial and industrial land in an urban setting.
Existing Business Hub
Located at the centre of one of Canada’s most productive agricultural regions, Morris is home to many agricultural producers, equipment suppliers, and transportation companies.
Quality of Life
Morris combines quality schools, healthcare, recreation, and green spaces to help businesses attract and keep a strong workforce.
Morris Industrial Park
The Morris Industrial Park is a 38-acre industrial development designed to support logistics, warehousing, manufacturing, and trade-related businesses. Situated between Winnipeg and the Emerson-Pembina border crossing, the park provides direct access to North America's Mid-Continent Trade Corridor and is connected to three Class 1 railways, creating exceptional access to domestic and international markets.
The park has been planned as a flexible, serviced industrial development capable of accommodating businesses of all sizes and industries. With affordable industrial land, excellent transportation connections, and proximity to major agricultural and logistics operations, Morris offers a competitive location for businesses looking to expand or establish operations in Southern Manitoba.
Investment Highlights
38-acre industrial park with approximately 34 acres of developable land
21 serviced industrial lots ranging from approximately 2 to 10 acres
Direct access to PTH 75, Manitoba's primary north-south trade corridor
Located between Winnipeg and the Emerson-Pembina border crossing
Access to CN, CP, and BNSF rail networks
Close proximity to CentrePort Canada, Winnipeg Richardson International Airport, and major logistics hubs
Competitive industrial land pricing compared to other Southern Manitoba communities
Flexible lot sizes designed to accommodate a variety of industrial users
