Provincial News Archives

On April 4, 2018, Headingley RCMP Detachment received a report of a stolen vehicle, as well as reports of numerous other vehicles that were rummaged through in the La Salle area.

Community museums and archives can now access up to $25,000 in matching dollars from the new Manitoba Heritage Trust Program.

Ubisoft Entertainment, a creator of interactive entertainment with large Canadian operations in Toronto and Montreal, has selected Winnipeg as the location for a new video game development studio.

The Chief Operating Officer with Aquila Diagnostic Systems says an of farm analysis being developed to identify the presence of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus will shorten the turn around time while cutting the cost of the test.

With an average of one in three road deaths in Manitoba and thousands of collisions attributed to distracted driving annually, Manitoba Public Insurance is once again funding a highly successful road safety initiative aimed at drivers who continue to illegally use hand-held electronic devices while driving.

As part of the expansion of the national public alerting system, Alert Ready, compatible wireless devices on long-term evolution (LTE) networks in Manitoba will be able to receive emergency alert messages as of April 6, 2018.

The Manitoba government is raising awareness of the serious issue of sexual violence in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Farm Credit Canada says Canada’s reputation as a reliable supplier of safe high quality food along with new trade agreements are creating new opportunities for Canadian agriculture.

Ambulance fees have been reduced by $85 as part of the Manitoba government’s continuing efforts to deliver more affordable emergency service to families throughout the province.

H@ms Marketing Services is advising producers to forward contract at least half of their production for this coming winter.