Provincial News Archives

A swine nutritionist with the Prairie Swine Centre says giving the weaned pig the best possible start will result in higher productivity through it’s entire development.

The Population Health division of Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living reports an outbreak of syphilis throughout the province.

A 29-year-old Thompson man is facing a number of drug-related charges after RCMP seized a large quantity of illicit pills.

The Canadian Pork Council says those who transport hogs are doing a good job and are working toward continuous improvement.

The provincial government is undertaking a review of the current youth justice system in Manitoba and its connections to the child welfare system, with the aim of ending cycles of crime for at-risk youth.

Red River Co-op is pleased to announce a $41.1 million return to its members for the 2018 fiscal year.

Manitoba Finance’s Taxation Special Investigations Unit recently seized 45,117 contraband cigarettes plus 3,600 stolen cigarettes and $10,506 in cash from three Winnipeg retail locations, all owned and operated by the same people.

On February 13, 2019, Assistant Commissioner Jane MacLatchy officially began her work as the new Commanding Officer of the Manitoba RCMP.

The Executive Director of the Swine Health Information Center says movement of African Swine Fever to Vietnam further increases the risk of the infection spreading to North American and other regions of the world.

A 36-year-old male was recently taken to hospital, suffering from stab wounds, after being robbed and assaulted at his residence located in Gilbert Plains, Manitoba.