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The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (IIU) has concluded its investigation into a serious injury of an adult male who was in police custody in Winnipeg.

The Manitoba government is following through on its commitment to deliver a new and modernized health card this year and as part of the next step in the process, Manitobans are invited to help choose the design of the new card.

A 32-year-old Somerset man has recently died after he was struck by a vehicle on Highway 3, approximately three kilometres east of Morden in the Rural Municipality of Stanley.

The Manitoba government is adding $1.2 million in benefits to help Manitobans who need support with rent, lifting the pause on the Canada-Manitoba Housing Benefit (CMHB).

One year into its first term and six months into its first provincial budget, the Manitoba government is over halfway to its goal of hiring 1,000 net new health-care workers.

The Manitoba government is helping more people get screened for breast cancer with a plan to progressively lower the age for self-referrals to 40 from 50, beginning with a commitment to get to age 45 by the end of next year.

Manitoba Agriculture reports intense rain slowed the harvest in much of Manitoba this past week. Dennis Lange, a pulse and soybean specialist with Manitoba Agriculture and editor of the provincial crop report, says rainfall interrupted the harvest.

Premier Wab Kinew recently announced that the Manitoba government intends to extend the gas tax holiday until the end of the 2024 calendar year.

St-Pierre-Jolys RCMP are reporting that a recent two-vehicle collision in the Rural Municipality of De Salaberry has claimed the lives of three people from Winnipeg.

The Hanover School Division Board of Trustees has announced the appointment of Marlin Adrian as Assistant Superintendent of the Hanover School Division, effective November 1, 2024.