On November 6, 2010, Steinbach RCMP received a report of an armed robbery outside the Steinbach Credit Union on Main Street in Steinbach.
An animal science professor with the University of Manitoba is advising swine producers to monitor the quality of feed ingredients and pay close attention to the performance of their own herds to avoid the problems associated with fusarium head blight-infected feed grains.
In celebration of farm families that have maintained continuous production for 125 or more years, the province launched the new Heritage Farms designation.
The CWB shipped 600,000 tonnes of western Canadian wheat through the Port of Churchill this season, the second highest volume in more than 30 years.
Cleanup and repairs have begun of the significant storm damage suffered by all provincial parks around the south basin of Lake Winnipeg and at least one on Lake Manitoba, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie announced.
The Government of Canada is helping livestock producers in Northern Manitoba and the Interlake and Westlake regions who are struggling as a result of excess moisture by offering tax deferrals to a number of municipalities.
Swan River RCMP are looking for information concerning a break and enter at a local laundromat.
Manitoba’s plan for steady and strong economic growth has made the province a growth leader in Canada’s labour market over the past year, Entrepreneurship Training and Trade Minister Peter Bjornson announced.
On November 3, 2010, Blue Hills RCMP received a report of a missing teen from Douglas Manitoba.
Manitoba Labour and Immigration advises that most non-essential businesses are required to close on Thursday, Nov. 11 as Manitobans honour the contributions of Canadians in war and peacekeeping efforts.
