Gladstone – Grain Elevators of Canada

Delmar Commodities

There is currently one wooden Gladstone grain elevator, a former Manitoba Pool elevator owned by Delmar Commodities. It has a capacity of 6,190 tonnes between the central elevator and the two annexes.

The Gladstone, MB grain elevator, May 2014. Contributed by Steve Boyko.

Manitoba Pool grain elevator in Gladstone, MB, December 1990 — Manitoba Pool grain elevator in Gladstone, MB, Dec 1990. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.

Parrish & Heimbecker

Parrish & Heimbecker built a new grain elevator just outside Gladstone. This concrete elevator has a capacity of 55,000 tonnes is served by both the CN Gladstone subdivision and the CP Minnedosa subdivision.

Parrish and Heimbecker grain elevator at night at Gladstone, MB, Apr 2016. Contributed by Steve Boyko.

P&H grain elevator outside Gladstone, MB, Aug 2017. Contributed by Steve Boyko.

There was an earlier Parrish & Heimbecker facility in Gladstone, seen below.

Parrish and Heimbecker grain facility in Gladstone Manitoba. — Parrish and Heimbecker grain elevator in Gladstone, MB. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.

Gladstone Grain Elevator History

Concrete grain elevator — Gladstone UGG grain elevator, Feb 1980. Bill Grandin photo (?), contributed by Steve Boyko.

Gladstone was the start of the Canadian Northern Railway, the first section of which was built between Gladstone and the new town of Dauphin.

There was a concrete UGG grain elevator in Gladstone but it was removed around 1999-2000.

UGG grain elevator in Gladstone, Manitoba. — UGG grain elevator in Gladstone, MB, Dec 1990. Copyright by Donald Hamilton.

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