News - Public Safety

The Manitoba government is increasing the Manitoba Security Rebate Program by $1.5 million to help more Manitobans save money on cameras, security systems, and other equipment.

The Manitoba government is launching an electronic monitoring program, allowing for 24-7 global positioning system (GPS) monitoring to supervise those involved in the criminal justice system who are released on bail.

Applications are now open for the Manitoba government’s new security rebate program, which offers a $300 rebate to homeowners, renters and small business owners for purchasing security equipment.

Manitobans are encouraged to make beach and water safety a priority while enjoying the province’s many beautiful beaches and lakes this summer.

Warmer weather is fast approaching, which means the start of boating season for many Manitobans. The RCMP would like to remind everyone the importance of safety and preparedness before heading out onto the water.

The Manitoba government reiterated its commitment to making rural communities safer and Manitobans feel safe through its five-point plan that includes strengthening the province’s bail system and developing a new provincewide strategy to reduce crime and make communities safer.

Justice Minister Matt Wiebe announced that as part of Budget 2024, the Manitoba government is investing in community safety by offering a $300 rebate for homeowners and small business owners to purchase security equipment.

The Manitoba government is taking steps to protect students against sexual violence on campus by introducing changes to the Advanced Education Administration Act that would ensure post-secondary institutions respond appropriately to incidents of sexual violence.

The Manitoba government is taking steps to make communities safer by announcing a five-point plan that includes strengthening the province’s bail system.

The Manitoba government is reminding ice fishers and outdoor enthusiasts to carefully evaluate ice conditions before venturing onto Manitoba lakes and rivers due to the warmer than usual weather.