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G3 to Build New Grain Elevators in Alberta, Saskatchewan

Winnipeg-based grain company G3 has announced plans to build two new grain elevators in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Construction of the facilities, to be built at Rycroft, AB and Melfort, SK, is scheduled to begin later this year, with completion expected in early 2023. Both elevators will have a capacity of 42,000 tonnes and will be located on CN Rail.

The new elevators will be built with the same high-efficiency features as G3’s other new facilities in Western Canada: a loop track that can quickly load a 150-car unit train, the ability to unload a Super-B truck in less than five minutes, excellent road access for area producers and rail links to export markets.

“We are excited to extend our network of high efficiency facilities to the farming communities around Rycroft and Melfort,” G3 CEO Don Chapman said in a release Monday. “G3 is keeping grain moving to market, and that means more delivery opportunities for our farmer customers, and faster service which saves farmers time and money.”

G3 currently has 17 grain elevators across Western Canada including two which opened this year: G3 Vermilion, AB and G3 Swift Current, SK. G3 Terminal Vancouver, a state-of-the-art grain export terminal on the West Coast, opened in 2020.

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