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The Manitoba Legislative Building was active all night as members debated this year's budget. An Opposition MLA from Steinbach spoke for roughly four hours.

Political experts say the declining decorum in the Manitoba legislature goes beyond the theatre of question periods.

The Manitoba government is challenging property contracts held by Sobeys, claiming the grocery giant is making it more difficult for competitors to enter the market.

The proposed social media ban for youth under 16 would mirror action first taken in Australia, where the measure took effect last December.

Manitoba says it will ban 'social media and AI chatbots' for youth and children. Ontario says it's also considering a ban, while Saskatchewan says it will be getting feedback.

Premier Wab Kinew said he's looking to ban social media for those 16 and under, but still did not specify when such legislation would be tabled.

Canada's new searchable flood risk tool will only be available in provinces and territories that opt in to the program, a move that's frustrated some flood risk experts.

A recently built protective care centre in Winnipeg has started to detain people intoxicated with meth and other drugs for up to 72 hours, Premier Wab Kinew said Wednesday.

From clean drinking water legislation to self-government and better infrastructure, Indigenous leaders say they're looking for action from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government.

The Manitoba government says there will be two reviews into the death of a woman who waited for care for hours in a Winnipeg hospital.

The Manitoba government promised more consultation Tuesday with inner-city residents and business owners upset about a planned supervised drug consumption site.

NDP interim leader Don Davies said the government's response to a commissioned report on the program was 'shockingly dismissive,' and the health minister has not committed to act.

Manitoba's 43rd speech from the throne is putting a big focus on some major infrastructure, health care, and measures to combat crime.

Legislation passed Nov. 5 allows people under the influence of methamphetamine and other drugs to be detained for up to 72 hours, up from 24.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says his list of major projects has received support from some Indigenous groups, but more will be needed.

People high on meth and other drugs will soon face the possibility of being detained for up to three days, under a bill passed by the Manitoba legislature Wednesday.

Eby told a news conference in Victoria that the change would take effect this fall if the bill is passed by his New Democrat majority government.

National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak says the assembly will hear diverse opinions, including from First Nations leaders who are in support and those who are reluctant.

Energy Minister Tim Hodgson said the goal being sold by Canadian proponents to German buyers 'is being able to ship in as little as five years.'

The Southern Chiefs' Organization, which represents 32 Anishinaabe and Dakota First Nations in the province, and the Manitoba Métis Federation have signed a five-year agreement.