With Environment Canada forecasting a major winter storm to hit parts of Manitoba today and tomorrow, motorists are encouraged to remain in a winter-driving mode, with their focus being driving to road and weather conditions.
As the province continues the development of a Manitoba Climate and Green Plan, the government is launching an online survey for Manitobans to have their say on the carbon pricing plan being imposed by the federal government.
Between Tuesday, February 28 and Friday, March 3, 2017, Manitoba RCMP intercepted 40 people illegally crossing the border near Emerson, Manitoba.
Steinbach MLA and Health, Seniors and Active Living Minister Kelvin Goertzen, announced that the Selkirk Mental Health Centre has achieved the highest level of accreditation possible for a health-care centre, an exemplary standing established by an independent national agency.
Manitoba Public Insurance has announced that Manitobans are now able to purchase higher levels of Third Party Liability insurance coverage.
As another example of the Manitoba’s beef industry’s commitment to environmental stewardship, Manitoba Beef Producers is pleased to announce a project to promote habitat enhancement for species at risk in southwestern Manitoba.
Research conducted by the University of Manitoba shows canola meal can be included in the diets of lactating sows at much higher levels than previously believed.
Manitoba Infrastructure’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre is advising people to stay off the upper and lower Assiniboine River as the ice surface may weaken or crack and become hazardous following reduced flows from the Shellmouth Reservoir.
RCMP in Manitoba are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing Indian Birch First Nation woman, 31-year-old Lorlene Bone.
A Professor with the University of Manitoba suggests canola meal can be used in ration formulations for nursery pigs at much higher levels than had been previously believed.
