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The Manitoba government and the Canadian Red Cross are providing financial assistance to individuals, families and small businesses affected by the 2025 Manitoba wildfires.

The Manitoba government is donating $2.6 million from the sale of American liquor products to support community programs and initiatives across the province, including local holiday hamper donation programs.

The Manitoba government’s 2025-26 second quarter report shows climate change-driven wildfires and droughts, as well as the economic slowdown from President Donald Trump’s tariffs have had an impact on the province’s bottom line.

The Manitoba government has announced that it is launching a new business security rebate program to help businesses repair property damage and make security upgrades.

The Manitoba government is inviting all Manitobans to participate in a short online survey and share their priorities for next year’s budget.

The Manitoba government is calling for all provinces and territories across Canada to protect Canadian energy security and to promote Manitoba’s clean hydroelectric power.

The Manitoba government has announced that it is investing more than $9.45 million in eight bilingual rural municipalities to upgrade fire protection services, critical infrastructure and recreation services.

The Manitoba government is inviting all Manitobans to visit the Legislative Building on Saturday, December 6 for the 2025 Holiday Open House, Premier Wab Kinew announced.

The Manitoba government has passed legislation that would address the growing meth crisis across the province, giving police and health-care professionals more options to offer treatment immediately to people intoxicated by drugs in a safe space that protects the public.

The Manitoba government has introduced legislation that would require any provincial legislation invoking Section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms to be automatically referred to the Manitoba Court of Appeal for an opinion on whether the law violates charter rights.