Provincial News Archives

The province is providing more than $546,000 to support new resources for RCMP detachments across the province including $200,000 to expand the use of the HealthIM assessment tool and significant investments to make communities safer.

New body scanning technology that will keep drugs and other contraband out of Manitoba jails is now fully operational at correctional centres in Winnipeg, Brandon and The Pas.

The province is celebrating International Museum Day by encouraging Manitobans to take advantage of the opportunity to explore Manitoba’s history with a visit to a museum.

As part of Budget 2019, the province is investing nearly $10 million for capital projects in the provincial park system, while supporting the nature pillar of the Manitoba Climate and Green Plan.

More than 2,200 impaired drivers have been taken off the roads over the last 10 years thanks to the Manitoba Public Insurance sponsored RoadWatch program.

As part of its new five year plan, the Canada West Swine Health Intelligence Network will focus on the creation of a swine health data repository.

As the unofficial start of summer for many, the Victoria Day weekend is a time of fun and relaxation. Unfortunately, as history has shown, it can also be a time of danger.

RCMP are currently investigating two recent armed robbery incidents that occurred at local businesses located in Selkirk, Manitoba.

The Director of VIDO-InterVac says efforts aimed at developing vaccines to protect pigs from African Swine Fever are resulting in cautious optimism.

Global credit rating agency DBRS Ltd. has confirmed Manitoba’s credit rating and recognized the government’s efforts to fix the province’s finances and return to balanced budgets.