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The Manitoba government has provided over $5.4 million to support over 700 community organizations, municipalities and provincial parks that are delivering Green Team projects during the summer of 2018.

The province has released a discussion paper for a made-in-Manitoba output-based pricing system that will generate meaningful carbon reductions for emission-intensive industries while preserving local jobs, business investment and economic growth.

Manitoba’s Premier says his government remains committed to the Made in Manitoba plan for greenhouse gas reduction.

Manitobans are encouraged to choose green transportation options for commuting to work and school during this year’s Commuter Challenge.

The Manitoba government provided $200,000 to the Prairie Climate Centre to support the continued development of the Climate Atlas of Canada, with a new section devoted to agriculture unveiled to coincide with Earth Day.

Following the introduction of legislation in support of a made-in-Manitoba climate and green plan, Manitobans are encouraged recognize the importance of the province’s precious natural resources during Canada Water Week, World Water Day and Earth Hour.

The President of Keystone Agricultural Producers says agriculture is clearly being considered as the Manitoba Government moves forward with its plan for reducing greenhouse emissions.

The Government of Manitoba has introduced new legislation that will implement the “Made in Manitoba Climate and Green Plan.”

The Manitoba government is providing more opportunity for Manitobans to have their say on the Made-in-Manitoba Climate and Green Plan by extending the online survey until Dec. 22.

The President of Keystone Agricultural Producers is encouraging those who will be impacted by the Manitoba government’s proposed Climate and Green Plan to express their opinions and concerns.