Boeing Invests $36M in Winnipeg Research

Money shows Winnipeg expertise is valued.

Boeing will spend $36 million on research at its Winnipeg facility.

The company's president made the announcement on Friday with local leaders.

The Winnipeg site is Canada's largest advanced composite facility.

The new funding will improve composite fabrication and robotics.

Composite materials make airplanes more fuel-efficient.

The announcement shows the power of industry and government partnership.

The money will accelerate production automation projects.

Boeing is proud to build aerospace capability in Winnipeg.

The initiative is part of the federal government's benefits policy.

The goal is to award 70% of defence contracts to Canadian firms.

The money is significant for the workforce and the site's future.

It shows that Winnipeg's expertise is valued and competitive.

The announcement matters to the community and its reputation.

Manitoba's aerospace sector is one of the best in the country.

There will be more investments in the sector, says the Premier.

People in Ottawa are listening to Manitobans about the aerospace industry.

The role of the community will be important in future contributions.

Winnipeg's 'sky economy' will play a leading role in its future.

The announcement means more job opportunities for Winnipeggers.

There is much opportunity in the community.

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