Provincial News Archives

The National Pork Producers Council warns proposed U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulations governing the use of gene editing technology in livestock will render American livestock producers less competitive in the global market.

On June 24, 2019, at approximately 5:15pm, Selkirk RCMP responded to a report of a missing 37-year-old man from the RM of St. Andrews.

An officer with the Roblin RCMP Detachment is facing a number of assault related charges in connection to an incident that occurred in December of 2018.

Together, with the generous financial support of their sponsors and attendees of the 31st Annual Red River Mutual Golf Tournament, Red River Mutual raised over $25,000 for Manitoba burn survivors and their families.

A dedicated acute stroke unit will be built at Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg to serve stroke patients from across Manitoba, resulting in improved patient outcomes that shorten their time in hospital while reducing costs to treat them.

The Executive Director of the Swine Health Information Center says U.S. veterinarians are reporting sporadic increases in the number of cases of neurological diseases in swine.

A recent report from expert Canadian scientists showed that Canada was warming at twice the average global rate. People in Manitoba are feeling the impacts of climate change in their communities.

Project Deteriorate, an RCMP initiative targeting Interlake drug trafficking networks, has resulted in the arrest of three individuals and numerous charges being laid.

Two Ontario men are facing numerous Cannabis Act related charges after Manitoba RCMP seized a large quantity of cannabis from their vehicle.

Improvements at the intersection of PR 206 and PR 213, Garven Road, will make for a safer drive along a busy roadway north of Oakbank.