Following the most extensive review of Manitoba’s cultural policy in nearly three decades, the province is broadening the mandate of the Manitoba Arts Council by creating a single window for access to all provincial arts funding.
The Independent Investigation Unit has concluded its investigation into an incident in which a 25-year-old male was injured during a physical altercation with police at a warehouse in Winnipeg’s Exchange District.
Russell RCMP are asking the public for any information that may help locate a suspect involved in a recent home invasion that occurred in Russell, Manitoba.
The Manitoba government will help grow one of the province’s top tech companies with more than $144,100 to help support current and new employees with training and resources as the company continues to expand and create new jobs.
The Consumer Protection Office is reminding Manitobans to become informed about holiday return and exchange policies offered by stores, as they can vary widely.
The Manitoba government congratulates the winners of the 2019 Fire Prevention Week Fire Escape plan contest.
Historically, about one in three deaths on Manitoba’s public roadways were attributed to alcohol and drug use, according to Manitoba Public Insurance.
Week two of the 2019 RCMP Holiday Checkstop Program, from from December 9-15, 2019, has resulted in over 2500 vehicles being checked across Manitoba during 121 checkstops.
Manitoba Infrastructure reminds motorists to stay safe while traveling this holiday season and take caution on the roads.
As another winter blusters on in the province, Red River Co-op was able to donate over 10,000 much needed toques to Siloam Mission.
