News - MPI

One in 10 Manitoba drivers who participated in voluntary roadside surveys conducted last fall tested positive for drugs, according to findings released from the Manitoba Drug and Alcohol Roadside Survey.

Manitobans wanting to show their support for the sport of basketball in Manitoba are encouraged to purchase a set of these specialty licence plates by completing an application at any of the province’s Autopac outlets.

Manitoba Public Insurance and its ratepayers saved $31.6 million from 2012 to 2015 thanks to successful anti-fraud efforts by the public auto insurer.

With Environment Canada forecasting a major winter storm to hit parts of Manitoba today and tomorrow, motorists are encouraged to remain in a winter-driving mode, with their focus being driving to road and weather conditions.

Manitoba Public Insurance has announced that Manitobans are now able to purchase higher levels of Third Party Liability insurance coverage.

With spring still five weeks away, and with a 12 per cent increase in collision claims reported last month, Manitoba Public Insurance is encouraging all motorists to stay in a winter-driving mode by always driving to road and weather conditions.

Steinbach MLA and Health, Seniors and Active Living Minister Kelvin Goertzen announced that to recognize the efforts of paramedics across the province, a member-based specialty licence plate is now available to qualifying Manitoba emergency medical services providers.

Nearly 71,000 loans have been processed and approved for Manitobans taking advantage of the province’s low-interest, Winter Tire Program.

Manitoba Public Insurance reported a net loss of $3.6 million for the nine months of its fiscal year ending November 30, 2016 – a decrease of $14.5 million over the same time period last year.

In the interest of protecting the privacy and security of Manitobans, Manitoba Public Insurance will be implementing a system change to remove the printing of registered owner addresses on non-commercial vehicle registration cards.