News - Public Safety

Driving the ice roads in Manitoba’s north, hopping in your vehicle to head out to your ice fishing shack, or driving a well-known route on a frozen lake all carry a risk of going through the ice. With warmer weather on the way, that risk only increases as ice begins to soften and melt.

Permanent artificial intelligence (AI) weapon scanners have been installed at the emergency departments at Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg to help address safety and security concerns raised by front-line workers.

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is expanding its Speed Display Sign Loan Program to provide speed display signs to more communities throughout Manitoba.

As winter sets in and the temperatures fluctuate, Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures is reminding ice fishers and outdoor enthusiasts to carefully evaluate ice conditions before venturing out onto the ice.

While there are many spooky and scary parts of Halloween, Manitoba roads shouldn’t be one of them – on the eve of trick or treating, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is reminding motorists and pedestrians to do their part to ensure everyone gets home safe this October 31.

The Manitoba government has announced that it is introducing legislation that would regulate the retail sale of long-bladed weapons, including machetes, knives and swords.

As the public use of drones and laser pointers steadily increases, STARS is raising awareness to ensure these devices are used safely and responsibly for the safety of its aircraft, crew and patients.

The Manitoba government is increasing the Manitoba Security Rebate Program by $1.5 million to help more Manitobans save money on cameras, security systems, and other equipment.

The Manitoba government is launching an electronic monitoring program, allowing for 24-7 global positioning system (GPS) monitoring to supervise those involved in the criminal justice system who are released on bail.

Applications are now open for the Manitoba government’s new security rebate program, which offers a $300 rebate to homeowners, renters and small business owners for purchasing security equipment.