Provincial News

A Senior Economist with Farm Credit Canada says lower price inflation for pork compared to the other proteins is a key factor fueling increased consumer demand for pork in North America.

The number of reported scams and frauds occurring in Manitoba continues to rise, stealing tens of millions of dollars from the wallets and bank accounts of hundreds – if not thousands – of Manitobans each year.

Agriculture will be celebrated in classrooms across Manitoba this March as Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month (CALM) returns, connecting students with the people who grow their food and power Canada’s agriculture sector.

The Manitoba government has announced that it has made significant progress on building housing and moving people from tents to homes with more than 1,600 housing units funded and 186 people housed from encampments.

A Melita, Manitoba man has recently been charged after RCMP officers located and arrested him on an outstanding warrant for two sexual interference offences.

The Manitoba government is announcing the creation of the Manitoba Organized Crime and Drug Trafficking Task Force to strengthen the response to the trafficking of methamphetamine, fentanyl, cocaine and other illicit drugs, which continue to threaten community safety.

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre reports the risk of spring flooding is low to moderate for most Manitoba rivers heading into the spring runoff period.

Manitoba RCMP are warning the public about an elaborate online phishing scam involving con artists impersonating police officers.

The Manitoba government, along with the Winnipeg Police Service (WPS), have announced a new anti-fraud campaign aimed to protect older adults from phone scams.

Thompson RCMP are asking the public for any information into the whereabouts of a missing woman from the area, 25-year-old Shyanne Dorion.