Funding

• Millions in funding put toward Manitoba First Nations Police, safety officers

  Manitoba First Nations police and safety officers will receive $163.5 million from the provincial and federal government, but some First Nation leaders say it's not enough.

  Canada

  Oct 16
  
• Transit troubles a key issue for Winnipeg voters as civic election looms

  Since Winnipeg Transit's new routes, many Winnipeggers are feeling mixed about the new changes with some wanting to go back to how it was One Winnipegger plans to buy a car. 

  Canada

  Oct 13
  
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• Alberta government announces investment of more than $1 billion in student aid

  More than $1 billion has been invested by the Alberta government for post-secondary education student aid ahead of June 3rd applications.

  Education

  Jun 1
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• Saskatoon, other municipalities in Saskatchewan, facing property tax hikes

  Municipalities in Saskatchewan are feeling the crunch of budget time and some leaders say taxpayers are feeling extra pressure due to government cost downloading.

  Canada

  Nov 28, 2025
• ‘Dire consequences’: Reaction pours in to projected TransLink cuts

  TransLink says a $600-million gap in operating funding means it would have to gut bus rapid transit service across the region starting in 2026.

  Politics

  Jul 25, 2024
• Future of Brockville’s homeless shelter uncertain

  Brockville's only homeless shelter faces closure due to a $150,000 funding shortfall, turning away six people nightly. Urgent government support is needed.

  Canada

  Jul 11, 2024
• Law enforcement agencies receive funding from Manitoba government

  Financial support will come in the form of $265,000 to help rural law enforcement agencies in northern Manitoba get safety equipment, and run several community initiatives.

  Canada

  Jun 24, 2024
• USask giving campaign raises over $428 million

  The University of Saskatchewan has raised over $428 million for its giving campaign.

  Education

  Jun 11, 2024
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• Ottawa to invest over $110M in new anti-racism strategy

  Minister Kamal Khera said at a press conference Saturday the federal government's new anti-racism strategy will change the lives of "thousands" of Canadians.

  Canada

  Jun 8, 2024
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• Infrastructure, service cuts possible if ‘fiscal cliff’ not avoided, TransLink warns

  TransLink has been sounding the alarm for months about an approaching "fiscal cliff" that could result in major transit service cuts if it isn't resolved by next year.

  Politics

  May 30, 2024