Yesterday, Saskatchewan Premier  Scott Moe  and Alberta Premier  Danielle Smith  again spoke about the benefit of economic corridors connecting Western Canada. As reported by  Emma Graney  in  The Globe and Mail , "Western premiers want Ottawa to support the development of the economic corridor between the  Port of Prince Rupert  and Hudson Bay, connecting in Churchill, Man. [at  Arctic Gateway Group 's port] and ultimately tying into the proposed Grays Bay Road and Port proj

NWT Deputy Premier  Caroline Wawzonek  provided an update yesterday on the Arctic Security Corridor and the work of the  Government of Northwest Territories  to connect the NWT to the Port of  Grays Bay. Minister Wawzonek said that the territory also stands to benefit from a renewed focus on Arctic security, among federal officials in Ottawa. "The extent that they're talking about Grays Bay, you're gonna need to connect that. And that's where the [South Slave Geological Provi

WKR is conducting baseline data collection programs to understand environmental conditions along the proposed Grays Bay Road and Port....

CBC News  profiled the Grays Bay Road and Port Project as one of the "major projects Canada's leaders hope to fast-track". Grays Bay was featured along with Wind West,  Arctic Gateway Group 's Port of Churchill, a Northwest coast bitumen pipeline,  Pathways Alliance 's carbon capture pipeline, and the Ring of Fire critical minerals development. Read the full story here.

Nunavut Premier  PJ Akeeagok  and WKR CEO  Brendan Bell  spoke to  Nunatsiaq News  about the Grays Bay Project, and the continued support the project has received from PM  Mark Carney  and NTI President  Jeremy Tunraluk . Premier  Akeeagok : "I was reflecting back to all the leaders that had and continue to push this major project forward. It was a great day for Nunavut to be recognized as an opportunity for these big nation-building [projects] to happen in the Arctic." CEO 

NWT Premier  R.J. Simpson  spoke with  CBC 's  Rosemary Barton  yesterday regarding the Arctic Security Corridor -- a road through the Northwest Territories to the Port of Grays Bay. R.J. Simpson : "One of the projects that we are pursuing, and Nunavut is involved as well, because it crosses our border, is a road up through the Slave Geological Province, a very resource rich part of the territory, that would go into Nunavut and connect to a deep-sea port at Grays Bay. That’s

Today, King Charles III delivered the Speech from the Throne to open the Parliament of Canada. The King reiterated the Government of Canada's commitment to "invest to strengthen its presence in the North, which is an integral part of Canada, as this region faces new threats" and to "the creation of long-term wealth and prosperity with Indigenous Peoples." Following the Speech from the Throne, Prime Minister  Mark Carney  provided more details on these commitments. In an inter

The Western Premiers' meeting concluded with a communique clearly supporting Grays Bay and the Arctic Security Corridor. This joint...

As the Western Premier's meeting in Yellowknife comes to a close, WKR notes the strong support across Canada for Arctic security and sovereignty infrastructure that can accelerate the Western Canadian economy. The Arctic Security Corridor and the Port of Grays Bay is specifically supported in the communique to be released from the meeting, and at today's press conference we heard support from many voices. Premier  PJ Akeeagok  of Nunavut: "I look to the corridor discussion we

WKR has completed a geotechnical drilling program at the Port of Grays Bay at the future sites of the wharves, small craft harbour, and...

Congratulations to Nunavut's  Lori Idlout  and NWT's  Rebecca Alty  and on their election successes. WKR looks forward to working with both of them to build the Arctic Security Corridor. Also thanks to  Kimberly Fairman , Kelvin Kotchilea,  James T Arreak MBA , and Kilikvak Kabloona for putting their names forward in the service of Northerners. Running for public office is difficult, especially given the vast distances in the North, and their efforts are appreciated.

WKR CEO Brendan Bell  and COO Elliot Holland  were in Cambridge Bay today for a meeting with the management and Board of Kitikmeot...

Today, the  Liberal Party of Canada  released " Canada Strong ," their 2025 Election Platform. Page 2 of the 67 page Liberal Platform...

On April 17, Chris Warkentin, Conservative candidate for Grande Prairie, announced the second phase of the  Conservative Party of Canada...

CBC/Radio-Canada 's The Nationa l broadcast featured the Grays Bay Road and Port project in its in-depth reporting on Arctic security. The report includes interviews with Nunavut Premier  PJ Akeeagok , Arctic security expert  Rob Huebert , Inuvialuit Regional Corporation Chair  Duane (ningaqsiq) Smith (anisaluk) ,  Sakku Investments Corporation  CEO  David Kakuktinniq , and  NWT & NU Chamber of Mines  VP  Alex Buchan . Watch the full clip here.

WKR CEO  Brendan Bell  is featured in  Joe O'Connor 's new piece in the  Financial Post . " Want Canada to Win? Unlock the Arctic Now. Donald Trump has forced a new urgency on the campaign trail and up and down the country to unleash the North’s potential or risk Arctic sovereignty and a northern treasure house of resources."

WKR partnered with the  Western Arctic Marine Training Center  and the Kitikmeot Inuit Association to offer  Transport Canada 's Small...

Prime Minister  Mark Carney  again spoke to the national importance of the Port of Grays Bay following his meeting with Canada's Premiers this afternoon.  PM  Carney  committed that Canada will "work with provinces and other stakeholders and indigenous groups to identify projects of national significance, and accelerate the timeline to build them... One project, one review, it's time to build. Some examples include ... the Ring of Fire in Ontario, in partnership with indigeno

On March 21, WKR held an Inuit Advisory Group (IAG) meeting in Kugluktuk. WKR's Kassidy Koaha-Laube and Gavin Law led the meeting with...

As the Canadian federal election nears, leaders continue to express their support for the Grays Bay Road and Port Project, within the Arctic Security Corridor. Prime Minister  Mark Carney , speaking March 20 in Edmonton , said that the First Ministers Meeting on March 21 will be about “building energy corridors and trade corridors, including potentially from here through to Nunavut, so we have additional deep-water ports and opportunities there.” PM  Carney  further remarked