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The Pas / Grace Lake Airport

The Pas, Canada
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CJR3
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Small general aviation facility serving The Pas, Manitoba.

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The Pas, Canada
The Pas / Grace Lake Airport (ICAO: CJR3) is a small general aviation airport located near The Pas, a town in northern Manitoba, Canada. It serves as a local facility for private and recreational flying in the region. The airport is situated near Grace Lake and operates under Transport Canada regulations. Given its limited size and regional scope, it does not support scheduled commercial airline service and primarily accommodates light aircraft operations. The Pas area is also served by a larger facility, The Pas Airport (IATA: YQD, ICAO: CYQD), which handles scheduled passenger flights. Grace Lake Airport functions as a supplementary general aviation resource for the community.
Notable facts
  • ›The airport's ICAO code is CJR3.
  • ›It is a general aviation facility distinct from the main The Pas Airport (CYQD/YQD).
  • ›Located near Grace Lake in northern Manitoba.
  • ›Does not offer scheduled commercial passenger service.
  • ›Operates under Transport Canada regulatory oversight.
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City & Place Guide

Gateway to Northern Manitoba's Wilderness, Culture, and Adventure

The Pas is a small northern Manitoba town situated at the confluence of the Saskatchewan River and Pasquia Hills, about 600 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg. With a rich Indigenous heritage rooted in the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, the town blends First Nations culture with a frontier spirit shaped by fur-trade history and resource industries.

Outdoor enthusiasts flock here for world-class fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, and wildlife viewing in the surrounding boreal forest and wetlands. The area is also a launching point for remote northern destinations, making it a practical and culturally rewarding stop for adventurous travelers.

  • •Clearwater Lake Provincial Park — crystal-clear lake ideal for swimming, boating, and camping
  • •Opaskwayak Cree Nation Trappers Festival — celebrated winter carnival featuring dog sled races and traditional contests
  • •Sam Waller Museum — eclectic collection showcasing northern natural history and local artifacts
  • •The Pas Heritage Park — outdoor exhibits on the region's fur-trade and pioneer past
  • •Sacred Heart Cathedral — historic church reflecting the town's early missionary settlement
  • •Saskatchewan River — prime spot for pickerel and northern pike fishing year-round

Getting around: The Pas is served by Via Rail's The Canadian transcontinental route, offering a scenic and practical arrival option. Greyhound-affiliated regional bus services connect the town to Winnipeg and other Manitoba centres. Within town, taxis are available but limited; rideshare apps have minimal coverage, so renting a car is strongly recommended for exploring surrounding parks and attractions.

Best time: Visit in late June through August for warm weather, long daylight hours, and full access to lakes and trails, or in February for the iconic Trappers Festival winter celebration.

Local food: Try freshly caught pickerel prepared in local diners, traditional Cree bannock, and wild game dishes like moose stew available at community events and some local restaurants.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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