Provincial News Archives

The Manitoba government has recently introduced legislation that would allow testing of automated vehicles on provincial roads.

The Manitoba government is investing $180,000 to support a co-ordinated provincewide campaign led by Crime Stoppers to help identify and stop methamphetamine dealers and traffickers.

The Independent Investigation Unit is investigating the discharge of a firearm by an RCMP officer during the course of a motor vehicle pursuit.

The Manitoba government is offering support to municipalities to enhance spring flooding preparations and protections.

The Manitoba government will implement a flat $25-per-tonne Green Levy and reduce the PST to six per cent, saving Manitoba families and businesses more than a billion dollars over the next five years compared to the rising federal carbon tax.

The Manitoba government is proposing amendments to the Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act that would strengthen the regulatory framework for Credit Union Central of Manitoba.

Manitoba’s employment levels are off to a strong start in 2020, according to the latest report from Statistics Canada.

The Independent Investigation Unit is investigating an allegation of assault by Brandon Police Service officers in the arrest of a 31-year-old female.

A 29-year-old armed man, suspected of threatening violence in West St. Paul, was recently arrested by police after fleeing the scene.

Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living and public health officials are reminding Manitobans the risk of acquiring the novel (new) coronavirus (COVID-19) in Manitoba remains low.