Manitoba Infrastructure reminds river users to observe warning signs and stay clear of equipment as ice-cutting machines and icebreakers take to the north Red River between Netley Creek and Netley Lake north of Selkirk starting today.
Manitoba Pork expects pilot testing and final revisions to Canadian Pork Excellence to be completed in time for the first official validations by January of next year.
On February 20, 2017 at approximately 1:30am, Thompson RCMP responded to a report of an assault that occurred at an apartment complex in Thompson, Manitoba.
The Chair of Manitoba Pork says pork producers on both sides of the Canada U.S. border recognize the value of trade and value the essence of free trade.
With spring still five weeks away, and with a 12 per cent increase in collision claims reported last month, Manitoba Public Insurance is encouraging all motorists to stay in a winter-driving mode by always driving to road and weather conditions.
A new chair and directors have been appointed, and one existing director appointed to vice-chair, to the board of the Manitoba Farm Products Marketing Council.
New provincial investments in equipment for technical vocational and industrial arts programs will help prepare students for good jobs and help Manitoba businesses meet growing demand for skilled workers.
The federal and provincial governments are investing more than $1.6 million in eight research projects dealing with a wide range of issues facing crop producers.
Manitoba Hydro is moving forward with building two transmission lines that will strengthen the reliability of southern Manitoba’s electricity supply after receiving an Environment Act Licence from the Province of Manitoba on January 30.
Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Lawrence MacAulay and Farm Credit Canada announced a new loan for young entrepreneurs in the agriculture retail, manufacturing and food processing sectors.
