Manitoba News

Larry Maguire, Member of Parliament for Brandon-Souris, has invited all Westman residents to come to a round table discussion on the ongoing opioid crisis taking place in Canada today .

The governments of Canada and Manitoba recognize that strategic investments in public infrastructure are vital to building dynamic, healthy communities, fostering economic development and building the foundation for middle-class job creation.

Did you see the news recently where Credit Unions were told they are not allowed to use the word “bank”, “banker” and “banking”? That’s right – the heavy hand of the federal government came down on our much beloved and community orientated Credit Uni

Talk about a whirlwind! The weeks leading up to the 43rd annual Canadian Finals Rodeo were a blur, but they were nothing compared to the rush of the Miss Rodeo Canada Competition (personal interview, horsemanship, public speaking, written exam, model

Manitoba Sustainable Development and the Office of the Fire Commissioner advise hot and dry conditions have elevated the wildfire danger levels in many areas of the province heading into the August long weekend.

The Manitoba Securities Commission (MSC) is alerting the public on the red flags of investment fraud, as a rural Manitoba couple were defrauded of more than $180,000 by an offshore Binary Options firm.

The Manitoba government has committed $6 million to ensure a supply of propane for the town of Churchill is sufficient to meet the community’s needs through the winter, Premier Brian Pallister announced today .

Congressman Collin C. Peterson (Minnesota) and Premier Brian Pallister (Manitoba) met recently to discuss the significant economic and security connections between Minnesota and Manitoba.

The Manitoba government is amending its Vehicle Registration Regulation to bring the regulation into full compliance with the New West Partnership Trade Agreement, Infrastructure Minister Blaine Pedersen announced today .

The Manitoba government is investing in capital upgrades for Brandon’s Keystone Centre, Indigenous and Municipal Relations Minister Eileen Clarke and Agriculture Minister Ralph Eichler announced today .