Provincial News Archives

The Manitoba government has hired 17 psychiatrists this year, expanding access to specialized mental health care in hospitals and adding capacity across the system.

The Manitoba government is investing $7.2 million to rehabilitate roads and parking areas throughout Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park, improving safety, accessibility and visitor experiences.

As temperatures cool and home heating systems begin running, Manitoba Hydro is reminding Manitobans to take steps to prevent carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning.

The Manitoba government is encouraging Manitobans to participate in Orange Shirt Day events in their communities to honour residential school survivors and the children who never made it home.

Manitoba Agriculture reports rain slowed harvest progress across the province over the past week and is reducing the quality of crops still in the fields.

Members of the Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board and executive visited Misipawistik Cree Nation and Chemawawin Cree Nation last week to learn more about the impacts of the Grand Rapids Generating Station and strengthen relationships with communities affected by hydroelectric development.

The Manitoba government has released its 2025-26 audited public accounts, which show the province is on track to balance the budget next year after cutting the deficit in half since the third quarter update.

The General Manager of Manitoba Pork is expressing concern over US efforts to restore Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling.

Alongside mining companies at the recent Canada Investment Summit, the Manitoba government announced plans to ship more minerals out of Churchill by tripling its critical mineral production.

The Manitoba government has expanded emergency medicine focused residency training at the University of Manitoba, increasing the number of annual training seats to 17 from 11, to help build a stronger pipeline of emergency physicians for communities across the province.