Provincial News Archives

Selkirk RCMP are reporting that a 44-year-old male suspect has been arrested and charged in connection to a recent indecent act incident that occurred at a daycare located on Morris Avenue in Selkirk.

The province has announced that surgical capacity for spinal patients is being increased and a new provincial spine program is being established to ensure Manitobans requiring acute spinal care are treated sooner.

A record number of Manitobans donated and received kidneys last year, signaling both the increased awareness of the province’s organ donor registry and the improved level of care offered at Health Sciences Centre’s (HSC) Transplant Wellness Centre.

On Earth Day 2024, the Manitoba government is restoring funding to three environmental non-profit organizations to help take tangible action on climate change.

The General Manager of Manitoba Pork says how retailers respond to new U.S. labelling requirements for meat, poultry and egg products will determine just how disruptive the regulations will be.

Provincial inspectors were onsite as drilling recently began at the Imperial Oil pipeline repair site. Inspectors will be regularly monitoring the drilling operation to ensure all regulations and environmental protection measures are followed.

Lac du Bonnet RCMP have recently arrested and charged a Winnipeg man after seizing stolen property and drugs from a residence located in the local Municipality.

The Manitoba government has announced that eligible seniors can now apply for the Safe and Healthy Home for Seniors Program, a $1.5-million program to help cover the cost of home accessibility and safety upgrades.

The Manitoba government is taking steps to maintain high levels of trust and transparency in health professionals through proposed changes to the Regulated Health Professions Amendment Act (RHPA).

Spruce Plains RCMP are asking the public for any information into the whereabouts of a missing woman from Minnedosa, 35-year-old Ashley Gunter.