Provincial News Archives

Steinbach MLA and Health, Seniors and Active Living Minister Kelvin Goertzen, announced that stakeholder consultations will soon be underway as the next step in the self-regulation of the paramedic profession under the Regulated Health Professions Act in Manitoba.

Portage la Prairie RCMP are asking the public for any information into the whereabouts of a missing Brandon youth, 15-year-old Tryli Shorting.

The Chair of Manitoba Pork is applauding the province’s commitment to reducing the red tape that discourages agricultural development.

H@ms Marketing Services says a strengthening of North American live hog prices will be dependent on a continued steady demand for pork.

More than 600 people were not wearing a seatbelt during an observational driver study conducted this past October by Citizens on Patrol Program groups in rural Manitoba.

A scientist with the Prairie Swine Centre says, as Canadian Pig Code of Practice 2024 deadline for converting to group sow housing approaches, the level of interest in making the change is accelerating.

Every front line RCMP officer in Manitoba has been equipped with a naloxone kit to help them assist anyone who has come into contact with an opioid.

The convenience and flexibility of online shopping is popular with Manitobans, especially leading into the busy holiday season. The Consumer Protection Office is reminding Manitobans how to shop safely online as they look for deals this winter.

The Canada Border Services Agency advises travelers that it anticipates higher volume of travelers over Black Friday at its ports of entry.

Charlene Ward, a 46-year-old mother and grandmother, was found dead in her home nine years ago. Police are asking the public for any information that may help solve this investigation.