With an ongoing squabble between Brian Bowman and Brian Pallister in full swing, everyday Winnipeggers could be the unintended victims, says a political science professor. Continue reading →

The Manitoba government is looking at reducing or even eliminating elected school boards as part of a review of education in the province. Continue reading →

A new poll from Mainstreet Research shows the Progressive Conservatives, led by Premier Brian Pallister, have 44.6 per cent of Manitoba’s leaning and decided voters, up 2.3 per cent from November 2018. Continue reading →

Mayor Brian Bowman has blamed the province for a delay in the 2019 Winnipeg budget, but the Manitoba premier says he’s already provided the necessary information. Continue reading →

A new Probe Research study on Manitobans’ voting intentions indicates that the Progressive Conservatives would win an provincial election if it were held tomorrow. Continue reading →

A budget update is predicting a deficit of $518 million for the fiscal year that ends in March – down $3 million from the original forecast in last spring’s budget. Continue reading →

With things set to heat up behind closed doors, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau might regret his decision to resurrect the first ministers meeting. Continue reading →

Before the meeting, many of the premiers had complained that they had other important issues they wanted to talk about and didn’t want Trudeau and federal ministers to spend the time lecturing to them. Continue reading →