News - Manitoba

With the football season fast approaching, an additional 2,500 Winnipeg Blue Bombers specialty licence plates are now available.

This spring, many Manitobans will eagerly dust off their bicycles and head out to ride and enjoy the outdoors. The RCMP are advising the public of some basic rules to stay safe.

Manitobans are invited to take home and enjoy farm-fresh produce, new local food products and many other items from one of the dozens of farmers’ markets opening across the province.

The provincial government is investing in Manitoba families’ long-term health by launching a three-year pilot program to help hospital patients stop smoking.

The Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation Hydrologic Forecast Centre reports that, due to heavy rain, a flood warning and watches remain in place for portions of southern Manitoba.

The Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation Hydrologic Forecast Centre reports a high water advisory is being issued for small streams and tributaries across southern Manitoba.

On the 140th anniversary of the RCMP, history and appreciation of service was the focus of a special ceremony.

People with disabilities will benefit from increased support, tools and resources to help address social issues they are facing in their communities.

Manitoba families will have access to more Wi-Fi hotspots, more modernized washrooms and showers, new yurts and a variety of other campground upgrades when they visit provincial parks this year.

The Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation Hydrologic Forecast Centre reports overland flooding continues west of the Red River and south of PTH 23 in the rural municipalities (RMs) of Rhineland, Stanley and Pembina.