Provincial News Archives

Manitoba Hydro’s efforts to bring Indigenous majority-owned wind power to Manitoba is taking another step forward this week with the utility issuing a Request for Qualified Suppliers (RFQS).

The Manitoba government has introduced new legislation to enshrine the current registered owner model into law, ensuring it remains the model used by Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI).

October marks Pedestrian Safety Month, and Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) wants all road users to recognize the vulnerability of pedestrians when travelling on roadways in our province.

Manitoba RCMP are reporting that a former officer with the Portage la Prairie RCMP detachment has been charged with breach of trust and theft. The charges are connected to an incident that occurred back in November of 2024.

As part of Fire Prevention Week 2025, which runs October 5 to 11, Manitoba Municipal and Northern Relations is urging Manitoba residents to know the risks of lithium-ion batteries.

The Manitoba government has announced the 2025 wildfire Disaster Financial Assistance (DFA) program to help municipalities recover from the devastating impacts of this year’s unprecedented wildfire season.

The General Manager of Manitoba Pork is calling on Canada’s federal and provincial agriculture ministers to prioritize outreach to their U.S. counterparts to highlight the benefits of trade.

Fisher Branch RCMP are asking the public for any information into the whereabouts of a missing woman from Poplarfield, 36-year-old Caylee Kristinson.

Manitoba Agriculture reports warmer temperatures and minimal rainfall allowed farmers to make significant harvest progress over the past week.

The Manitoba government is taking steps to ensure availability of cheques and other critical mail during the disruption of postal services. As of October 3, critical mail will be directed to distribution centres to serve Manitoba residents.