Provincial News Archives

Selkirk RCMP are reporting that a 44-year-old Winnipeg man has been arrested and charged in connection to a recent spree of vandalism involving slashed tires in the community.

The Manitoba government has introduced legislation that would require any provincial legislation invoking Section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms to be automatically referred to the Manitoba Court of Appeal for an opinion on whether the law violates charter rights.

The Manitoba government has announced that it is supporting five community organizations that help low-income Manitobans facing homelessness and provide settlement supports for newcomers.

A partner with Polar Pork suggests, as the renegotiation of the Canada U.S. Mexico Agreement gets underway its important for the Government of Canada to avoid harming what’s been a really good trade relationship.

The Manitoba government is investing more than $1.2 million to support 24 community projects in the Interlake region that enhance active living for seniors, veterans and youth through the From the Ground Up – Safe Healthy Communities for All program.

Selkirk RCMP are reporting that a recent collision in the community, involving a vehicle and pedestrian, has sent a male victim to hospital in critical condition.

The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (IIU) has concluded its investigation into the death of an adult male in the Rural Municipality (RM) of St. Laurent.

The Manitoba government is extending the rent freeze for Agricultural Crown Lands (ACL) forage leases into the 2026 growing season, continuing its commitment to making life more affordable for producers.

A new surgical program at Selkirk Regional Health Centre (SRHC) launched by the Manitoba government has completed 399 hip and knee joint replacements as of Oct. 16, nearly half of its target of 800.

Manitoba Agriculture reports rain and strong winds in the eastern and Interlake regions as well as in parts of the northwest and central regions on Monday and snow in parts of the Northwest slowed the harvest.