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The Manitoba government is investing $95 million in a new personal care home in Winnipeg’s Bridgwater area, a project delayed since its initial proposal in 2014.

The Manitoba government plans to increase funding for child care and implement a wage rise for early childhood education workers in its upcoming budget.

A U.S. citizen, Sahil Aziz, has been sentenced to nearly three years in prison for attempting to illegally cross into Manitoba, Canada, and is charged with human smuggling.

The Manitoba Public Utilities Board has approved a series of electricity rate increases over the next three years to address financial pressures from drought and infrastructure needs.

The former headquarters of Manitoba's Progressive Conservative party has been sold to Wally Daudrich, a former leadership candidate, for $600,000, which will aid the party's financial standing ahead of the next election.

An American man, Sahil Aziz, has pleaded guilty to human smuggling after being caught by Canadian border agents with someone else's identification documents while attempting to enter Canada.

A new training fee in Manitoba could significantly increase costs for public-sector construction projects, according to industry associations.

Communities in Nova Scotia and Manitoba are reeling after police foiled plans by two teenagers to launch violent attacks at local schools.

The article discusses how provincial governments in Canada, such as those in British Columbia, Manitoba, and Ontario, are benefiting from the inflationary challenges faced by middle-class workers by inadvertently moving them into higher tax brackets without traditional tax increases.

Manitoba has become the first province in Canada to introduce legislation preventing suppliers from charging higher prices based on algorithmic pricing.

The Manitoba legislature witnessed intense exchanges between the governing NDP and the opposition Tories, with accusations of bigotry and transphobia dominating the session.

Veteran Canadian curler Mike McEwen has joined Team Rylan Kleiter, transitioning from skip to third as the team reshapes following recent departures.

Winnipeg city councillors highlight recent steep increases in school property taxes due to provincial government changes.

The Manitoba government is proposing a bill to ban predatory pricing practices in grocery stores, ensuring shoppers pay the same price regardless of personal data use.

Manitoba's police watchdog is looking into allegations of assault by a police officer at the Winnipeg police headquarters on New Year's Day.

A new bill in Manitoba requires amateur sports organizations to track demographics and report on inclusivity efforts for under-represented groups.

The Vincent Massey Trojans reclaimed their title as Manitoba's champions in boys high school hockey by defeating the Oak Park Raiders 4-1 in the Provincial AAAA final.

Manitoba's Premier Wab Kinew announced that the opening of the province's first supervised drug consumption site could be delayed for months as the government collaborates with local service providers.

The Manitoba government is defending the high salary of its trade representative, Richard Madan, in Washington, D.C., amidst opposition criticism over taxpayer expenses.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is considering a survey to gauge public opinion on the necessity of continuing daylight saving time in the province.

The Juno Awards will be hosted in Winnipeg in April 2027 by the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, marking a return for the city after previous hosts in 2005 and 2014.

The Manitoba government has introduced a bill requiring candidates to disclose any past violations of conflict of interest laws ahead of the upcoming 2027 election.

The Manitoba government has unveiled plans to expand rent control, adjust electricity rates for large users, and stabilize grocery prices.

The Manitoba government is establishing committees to address nurse-to-patient ratios and reduce mandatory overtime for nurses, aiming to improve health care in the province.

A police oversight agency determined that RCMP officers in Manitoba were not responsible for the death of a man who stabbed eight people and subsequently crashed into a police cruiser.

Bob Lagasse has left the Progressive Conservative Party in Manitoba to sit as an Independent, citing concerns about party conduct and ethics violations.

Manitoba's top UFO researcher Chris Rutkowski advocates for using artificial intelligence to enhance the detection of unidentified flying objects amid rising reports across Canada.

The Manitoba government is introducing a health charter aimed at establishing principles for patient care, which has raised concerns about its concrete effectiveness among opposition parties.

Minors will not be permitted to use the new supervised drug consumption site in Manitoba, but staff may use discretion when assessing individuals without identification.

Manitoba will require employers to provide free menstrual products in the workplace starting in August.

The Manitoba RCMP announced a significant drug bust amounting to over $1.5 million, disrupting a major interprovincial trafficking network.

Two Manitoba curling teams, led by Matt Dunstone and Braden Calvert, have qualified for the playoffs in the Brier after successful performances in the round-robin stage.

The Manitoba government has introduced a series of bills aimed at addressing crime and health issues, including a ban on the possession of pepper spray and long-bladed weapons in urban areas.

Many restaurants in Manitoba are discontinuing lunch services due to rising costs and decreased customer traffic post-pandemic.

Winnipeg service organizations donate beds, winter coats, and wheelchairs to children in overcrowded housing in Pukatawagan First Nation, Manitoba.

The first day of the legislature sitting in Manitoba focused on the introduction of a new protective care center for detaining individuals intoxicated by methamphetamines and other substances for extended periods.

Health care and budget deficits are set to dominate the discussions in the upcoming Manitoba legislature spring session, with significant legislative proposals from the NDP government.

Matt Dunstone defeated Braden Calvert 6-3 in a Manitoba curling match at the Montana’s Brier.

A 12-year-old boy died in a house fire in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, while several others were injured.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew criticized the U.S. men's hockey team for their response to comments made by Donald Trump, highlighting the lack of respect shown towards the U.S. women’s hockey team after their Olympic victory.

Over 2,000 members of the Pimicikamak Cree Nation remain displaced over two months after a power outage led to infrastructure failures in Manitoba.

In Manitoba, social prescriptions aimed at combating isolation among older adults are gaining popularity, with community activities like chair yoga providing vital socialization opportunities.

The Perimeter Highway around Winnipeg is fully closed due to severe winter weather conditions, including blowing snow and poor visibility.

Manitoba's election commissioner found that the Progressive Conservatives violated provincial laws by using a legislative room for campaign activities before the 2023 provincial election.

Manitoba's NDP government plans to announce its budget on March 24, facing challenges related to health care, cost of living, and a significant fiscal deficit.

Reid Carruthers retires from competitive curling after a successful career, and Team Kate Cameron disbands following the recent Olympic Games.

The Manitoba government is establishing a drug enforcement task force to combat the increasing prevalence of illicit drugs in the province.

The family of Rebecca Contois commemorates her life in Winnipeg’s St. John’s Park, reflecting on her love of the outdoors and the impact of her tragic death.

The Manitoba government, in collaboration with police and senior support services, is launching a campaign to combat grandparent scams affecting older adults.

Several schools and daycare facilities in southern Manitoba are closed due to inclement weather conditions.