The province officially launched its After School Network to give Manitobans the opportunity to learn about the resources and services of over 40 organizations that offer after-school programming to the province’s children and young people.
A Mitchell youth and a Blumenort youth are facing assault charges after being arrested by police this past week.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is holding a contest, calling for the submission of videos made by teens for teens that promote a drug-free lifestyle.
Members of the Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party visited with young Parliamentarians participating in the 91st Manitoba Youth Parliament (MYP) last week.
Members of the RCMP and youth from across the country teamed up for the third time to tackle issues related to youth crime and victimization during the Youth Leadership and Project Development Workshop.
The Manitoba government’s new After School Leaders program will provide mentorship and internship opportunities to children from high-needs communities through practical work experience.
Premier Greg Selinger and Children and Youth Opportunities Minister Kevin Chief will be joined today by former Soviet president and Nobel Peace prize laureate Mikhail Gorbachev and Justice Murray Sinclair, chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, at the second We Day Manitoba.
Health Canada is reminding Canadians, especially youth and young adults, about the potential risks associated with consuming caffeinated energy drinks that have been mixed with alcoholic beverages.
Vic Toews, Member of Parliament for Provencher, applauded the unveiling of a new approach to help approximately 3,000 young Canadians find jobs in high demand sectors of the economy.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police offers a challenging, exciting, and rewarding career to those who want to make a difference in their communities and across Canada.
