Provincial News Archives

Manitoba Municipal Relations reminds all Manitobans that daylight saving time will start in the province early on March 12, when clocks move forward one hour.

The Manitoba government has introduced amendments to the Wildfires Act that would enhance public safety by strengthening measures to mitigate human-caused wildfire risks.

Health Minister Audrey Gordon announced that the Manitoba government has approved regulatory changes that allow internationally educated physicians to enter the health-care workforce sooner.

Portage la Prairie RCMP are reporting that five individuals were recently arrested and charged in connection to a search warrant that was executed at a local residence.

A partner with Polar Pork Farms says the conflict in Ukraine continues to influence feed grain prices contributing to reduced profitability for pork producers and higher food costs for consumers.

Steinbach MLA and Justice Minister, Kelvin Goertzen, announced that the Manitoba government is providing $100,000 on International Women’s Day to help expand the public education efforts of the Joy Smith Foundation.

Manitoba Natural Resources and Northern Development is advising of the first detections of white-tailed deer infected with chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Manitoba, along with additional detections of CWD in mule deer.

Consumer Protection and Government Services Minister James Teitsma announced that the Manitoba government is banning the use of the TikTok app on all government-issued mobile devices effective March 6.

The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (IIU) is investigating an incident that occurred on February 27, 2023, in Winnipeg.

The province has announced that it has reached a historic milestone in which Manitoba families will pay a maximum of $10-a-day for children 12 years and under for regular hours of child care, beginning April 2.