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The Manitoba government is distributing nearly $450,000 through the Proceeds of Crime Fund to Manitoba police agencies to engage communities in combating the illicit drug trade and reduce crime.

The Manitoba government has released further details on the criteria and application process for police agencies to access $500,000 to implement projects that reduce crime.

The Manitoba government will provide $3.7 million in grants to projects for non-profit and community-led organizations, Municipal Relations Minister Jeff Wharton announced.

The City of Steinbach is pleased to announce that it has been chosen as the recipient of two Manitoba Community Places grants, awarded by the Provincial Government.

Bob Lagassé, MLA for Dawson Trail, announced that the Manitoba government is investing in important community projects in the Dawson Trail constituency.

The Co-op Community Spaces Program is providing $125,000 to help improve the sports fields at Assiniboine Park. The fields are primarily used for soccer, cricket and ultimate Frisbee in the summer and cross-country skiing in the winter.

The Manitoba government will streamline funding for municipal road maintenance for 12 municipalities, building on the province’s broader commitments to reduce red tape and support municipal decision-making.

Co-op is helping to build a place for everyone in Steinbach, with $65,000 in funding for upgrades to the Steinbach Cultural Arts Centre.

Canadian Mennonite University has unveiled the completion of a $1.7-million Centre for Environmental and Economic Resilience, thanks in part to investments by the governments of Canada and Manitoba.

Community museums and archives can now access up to $25,000 in matching dollars from the new Manitoba Heritage Trust Program.