News - MPI

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) and the Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) have joined forces to crack down on speeding, one of the deadliest driving behaviours on Manitoba’s roads.

Effective December 2, 2024, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) will be rolling out a simplified driver’s licence exchange process for new Manitobans with licences issued by 26 European countries.

The ongoing Canada Post work stoppage is impacting delivery of MPI documents, including cheques and driver’s licences.

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is providing significant funding to adult driver training programs in remote, rural and underserved communities to improve road safety for all Manitobans.

Real life consequences of unsafe driving will be shared with over 4,500 high school students across the province this fall through Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI)’s annual Friends for Life Speaker Series.

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) has filed its provisional General Rate Application with the Public Utilities Board (PUB) today, requesting approval of a three per cent increase to overall rates for the 2025/26 insurance year.

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is excited to announce the launch of the second phase of Project Nova, marking another significant milestone in its commitment to modernizing and streamlining services for the benefit of customers across the province.

Starting this week, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is opening a dedicated hail estimating centre at its Physical Damage Centre in Winnipeg to make more appointments available for impacted customers.

The Manitoba government is introducing amendments to the Drivers and Vehicles Act that would allow Manitoba Public Insurance to designate heavy trailers with a status that represents their condition and documents their history to increase road safety and consumer protection.

The Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) Board of Directors have accepted the final report from Ernst & Young LLP (EY) following an organizational review.