Provincial News Archives

The Manitoba government has announced that it will be modernizing the regulations for manufactured homes and recreational vehicles.

A 46-year-old Winnipeg man has been arrested after RCMP allege that his intent was to smuggle drugs into Stony Mountain Institution.

Farmer delegates from across Manitoba brought forward their concerns at the Keystone Agricultural Producers annual meeting, which ended with the passing of 18 resolutions reflecting these concerns.

The Manitoba government was awarded the top grade in Canada in an annual evaluation by the Canadian Federation for Independent Business), which assesses all provinces and territories on leadership and accountability in cutting red tape.

Collision claims in December were 14 per cent lower than the same period a year ago, prompting Manitoba Public Insurance to remind motorists that road safety is the best route in making 2018 the safest year on Manitoba roadways.

Keystone Agricultural Producers 2018 annual meeting will be taking place on Wednesday February 24 and 25, starting at 9am at the Delta Winnipeg.

A 42-year-old woman is facing numerous theft and fraud related charges after recently being arrested by Morris RCMP.

The Director of Risk Management with h@ms Marketing Services warns the wild card when it comes to North American hog markets continues to be on the trade front.

With 73 people killed last year in 65 fatal collisions, 2017 was one of the safest years on Manitoba public roadways since 1982, based on preliminary analysis released by Manitoba Public Insurance.

Cross Lake RCMP continue to investigate the 2013 murder of Austin Monias, and are asking the public any type of information connected to this incident.