Eileen Clarke

• Manitoba government to buy smoke alarms for First Nations communities

  Approximately 2,250 smoke alarms will be shipped to the First Nations of Garden Hill, St. Theresa Point, Red Sucker Lake, Wasagamack and Cross Lake.

  Fire

  Jul 25, 2023
  
• Province to offer treaty education to Manitoba teachers, staff and students

  The government says the plan aims to ensure all school leaders, teachers and school staff complete treaty education by the end of 2025.

  Education

  Jun 29, 2023
  
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• Chief Peguis statue planned for north lawn of Manitoba legislature

  A statue of Chief Peguis is planned for the provincial legislature grounds, commemorating the first formal written agreement recognizing Indigenous land rights in western Canada.

  Canada

  Feb 7, 2023
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• ‘An opportunity’: Manitoba finance minister quits for federal run

  Cameron Friesen told Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson on Friday morning that he is leaving cabinet to seek the federal Conservative nomination in the riding of Portage-Lisgar.

  Politics

  Jan 27, 2023
• Manitoba cabinet to be shuffled after some ministers announce plans to retire

  While several Progressive Conservative caucus members recently announced they won't seek re-election in October, the leader says a shuffle is an opportunity for rejuvenation.

  Politics

  Jan 9, 2023
• Another Manitoba Tory, Myrna Driedger, says she will not seek re-election

  Myrna Driedger, one of the longest-serving legislature members who has been Speaker for the last several years, says she will not run for office again.

  Politics

  Jan 4, 2023
• Manitoba considers move to permanent daylight time, but there are conditions

  The Manitoba government has tabled a bill to do away with semi-annual time changes and make daylight time permanent, but there are two significant hurdles.

  Politics

  Nov 17, 2022
• Former Indigenous relations minister to retire from Manitoba legislature

  Eileen Clarke resigned from cabinet last year over controversial remarks by former premier Brian Pallister.

  Politics

  Aug 22, 2022
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• Manitoba Camping Association gets $750K in provincial COVID-19 recovery cash

  Eligible overnight camps can apply for grants up to $50,000.

  Canada

  May 10, 2022
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• Manitoba cabinet minister hints at issues with premier’s remarks on Canadian history

  Pallister has faced ongoing fallout from his remarks, including the resignations of two Indigenous men from provincial economic development boards.

  Politics

  Jul 23, 2021