Invest with Us
Unmatched advantages: direct border access, affordable land, municipal support, and growing economic momentum in southern Manitoba.
Business Advantages
Discover the industries thriving here thanks to fertile land, fast border access, ready sites, and community support.
Leveraging Mid Continent Trade
Stretching from the Emerson–Pembina Port of Entry to CentrePort Canada and the Winnipeg Metro Region, the 75 Corridor connects businesses to major highway, rail, air, and northern trade networks. The 75 Corridor is the gateway to Canada and the start of the northern segment of the Mid-Continent Trade Corridor. It enables businesses to access more than 100 million consumers south of the border, making it an ideal destination for logistics, manufacturing, warehousing, agri-business, and international trade.
Regional Partnerships
75 Corridor has an established network of partners who can help you achieve your business objectives. We offer a point of contact for investors and businesses who want to join the 75 Corridor network of partners. We will help you navigate the process, assist with site selection and development approvals, and connect you with local decision-makers and trusted real estate professionals.
Access to International Trade
The 75 Corridor provides direct access to one of North America's most important trade gateways. The Emerson–Pembina Port of Entry handles approximately two-thirds of Manitoba's exports, processes more than 1,000 commercial trucks daily, and moves over $70 million in goods across the border every day. Connected by Manitoba's only four-lane international trade corridor, Highway 75 links businesses across southcentral Manitoba to CentrePort Canada, major rail networks, the Winnipeg airport, the Port of Churchill, and key U.S. markets stretching south to the Gulf of Mexico. The ability to access international markets efficiently is real.
Road and Rail Connectivity
The 75 Corridor is built for goods movement. It provides a direct four-lane connection between the Emerson–Pembina Port of Entry and CentrePort Canada, while access to CPKC, CN, and BNSF rail networks that create seamless connections across Canada and the United States. Anchored by the Mid Canada Rail Park in Montcalm, the corridor offers unique transload capabilities, large tracts of industrial-zoned land, and multimodal transportation infrastructure that support warehousing, distribution, manufacturing, and cross-docking operations at a continental scale.
