The Manitoba state is investing$ 17 million to expand its aerospace-related employment and training opportunities. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew speaks at the Manitoba congressional tower in Winnipeg on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/David Lipnowski. The Manitoba state is investing$ 17 million to expand its aerospace-related employment and training opportunities. The money includes an$ 8-million grant and a$ 9-million loan, to be repaid over 12 years, to Magellan Aerospace. Premier Wab Kinew says some of the money will be used to set up a state-of-the-art cutting center and a fresh testing atmosphere, and 64 fresh jobs are expected nevertheless.
Additionally, income will be used to pay for Red River College Polytech’s student training. Los Angeles fire: 5 killed as firefighters fight to contain the flames According to Drepaul, the income will also increase efficiency and increase competition in the global marketplace. Journalistic standardsReport an error&, version 2025 The Canadian Press
Manitoba offers$ 17 million for aircraft jobs, training and a testing center
