News - Throne Speech

The 2016 Manitoba speech from the throne presents a strategic vision for putting Manitoba back on track with initiatives aimed at improving results in health care, education and economic innovation while restoring prudent financial management and open, inclusive consultation to the daily operation of government.

Steinbach MLA, Kelvin Goertzen, was joined on the floor of the Legislature to observe Tuesday’s Speech from the Throne by Steinbach Christian High School students Paul Reimer and Madison Dyck.

Improving health care and building Manitoba’s economy by expanding education, training and job opportunities are the government’s top priorities outlined in today’s speech from the throne.

Building Manitoba’s skilled and dynamic workforce, preserving and building on services for families such as health care, education and training, and enhancing public safety highlighted this year’s speech from the throne today during the launch of the fifth session of the 39th legislative assembly.

A framework designed to respond to challenges facing Manitoba during the global recession, preserve services for families such as health care, education and training, and enhancing public safety was unveiled today during the launch of the fourth session of the 39th legislative assembly.

A framework designed to build on the priorities of Manitoba families such as jobs, health care, education and enhanced public safety was unveiled today during the launch of the fourth session of the 39th legislative assembly.

Manitoba’s speech from the throne was delivered recently with an emphasis on how the province is well positioned to weather the global economic downturn.