Proposed cereals centre gets new funding, location
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A proposed hub for Canadian cereals research has received a second boost of cash from the provincial government.
Manitoba is giving $10.5 million to the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange. It slated an initial $13 million in April.
The new funding, announced on Tuesday, follows a GATE location announcement: last week, Cereals Canada declared the development will be built at the corner of Lombard Avenue and Westbrook Street in Winnipeg.
Sector giant James Richardson & Sons, Limited will provide the land in kind.
The facility is expected to cost $102 million. A capital campaign has raised $42.6 million; Cereals Canada launched the campaign last year.
— Free Press staff