Qik Port Project
Qik Port is a shovel-ready deep-water Arctic port in Nunavut positioned at the eastern entrance to the Northwest Passage. Phase I includes port, fuel storage, cargo handling, maintenance and logistics infrastructure to strengthen Arctic sovereignty, security, fisheries, research and commercial shipping. The project requires approximately US$350 million in Phase 1 investment and is seeking long-term infrastructure investors.
Province or territory: Nunavut · Source-described stage: Shovel-ready with all required permits secured · Source location: Nunavut — regional placement
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Qik Port is a shovel-ready deep-water Arctic port in Nunavut positioned at the eastern entrance to the Northwest Passage. Phase I includes port, fuel storage, cargo handling, maintenance and logistics infrastructure to strengthen Arctic sovereignty, security, fisheries, research and commercial shipping. The project requires approximately US$350 million in Phase 1 investment and is seeking long-term infrastructure investors. Source-described stage: Shovel-ready with all required permits secured. Location: Nunavut — regional placement.
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