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With ongoing tariff threats from the U.S., Premier Wab Kinew is taking part in a joint mission with other Canadian premiers in Washington, D.C.

The Manitoba government is releasing a series of financial audits of health authorities from the years 2019-20 to 2023-24 that reveal governance failures, a breakdown of communications and worsened patient care.

In advance of potential U.S. tariffs coming into effect, the Manitoba government is investing $86,000 through its Export Support Programming to assist 19 small and medium-sized Manitoba companies expand the export of their products and services into more diversified markets.

In response to United States President Donald Trump’s tariffs, the Manitoba government has announced that it is issuing a directive to Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries (MBLL) to stop the sale of American products in the province.

The Manitoba government has a dedicated resource for businesses and workers to get support for any potential tariffs from the U.S. and will be live this coming weekend.

Premier Wab Kinew announced that the Manitoba government has made changes to cabinet and renewed its commitment to its mandate to continue working on behalf of Manitobans.

The Manitoba government has announced that it has created a U.S. Trade Council to support its preparations for potential U.S. tariffs.

Premier Wab Kinew, along with Business, Mining, Trade and Job Creation Minister Jamie Moses, travelled to North Dakota to meet with newly sworn-in Gov. Kelly Armstrong to discuss trade and economic opportunities.

The Manitoba government has announced that tax credits, introduced in Budget 2024 and coming into effect in the new year, will put more money into the pockets of Manitoba homeowners and renters.

The Manitoba government has recently released its 2024-25 second quarter report, while health-care costs are still significantly over budget, the report shows a growing economy and shrinking deficit.