Manitoba

• Manitoba producers hopes for stability from U.S. midterms

  Manitobans are watching the U.S. midterms closely on Tuesday evening hoping for some relief after tariffs continue to hamper the agricultural industry.

  Canada

  Nov 3
  
• Businesses adjust to darker mornings and schedules in new Manitoba Standard Time

  Manitobans are adapting to a new time zone, impacting IT teams and scheduling issues for construction workers due to darker mornings.

  Canada

  Nov 2
  
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• Polar bear arrival in Manitoba town prompts safety concerns, conservation opportunity

  Hundreds of polar bears are expected to arrive in Churchill, Man. as they partake in their fall trek towards the Hudson Bay.

  Environment

  Oct 30
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• Manitoba PCs propose dedicated Crown unit for property crime

  Manitoba's Opposition PC party said it will form a Crown attorney division to prosecute property crime. In response, the governing NDP said the PCs have 'no leg to stand on.'

  Politics

  Oct 7
• Manitoba expands post-hospital care for homeless, mental health patients

  More than 100 new community spaces are expected to open for patients who require follow up care after being discharged from hospital, the Manitoba government announced.

  Health

  Oct 6
• Manitoba government records $832M deficit in last year’s budget

  The Manitoba government's 2025-2026 public accounts showed an $832-million deficit, which the government said is in line with its original estimate for the last fiscal year.

  Economy

  Sep 21
• Manitobans brace for dark mornings, lighter evenings after time change nixed

  Manitoban clocks will not fall back this November, Premier Wab Kinew announced Thursday. Mental health advocates say the end of the time change is 'a positive thing.'

  Canada

  Sep 18
• Rent control threshold expanding to $2,000 a month in Manitoba, province says

  The NDP government proposed its rent control expansion earlier this year. It will now include renters paying up to $2,000 per month.

  Consumer

  Sep 3
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• Manitoba faces calls to increase training for security guards

  Experts in the field are now calling for additional training for security guards in Manitoba before they can begin working, focused on de-escalation.

  Crime

  Aug 31
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• Manitoba’s first supervised consumption site opens in Winnipeg

  Manitoba's addictions minister says it's a special but bittersweet day as the province opens its first supervised consumption site in Winnipeg.

  Health

  Aug 11