Manitoba budget
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Education minister announces $100 million in additional spending for Manitoba schoolsThe province is pledging an additional $100 million in education spending as part of its 2021 budget, Education Minister Cliff Cullen announced Thursday.EducationApr 15
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Budget a ‘missed opportunity’ to support women, families: child care associationThe executive director of the Manitoba Child Care Association says the province missed an opportunity to make a strong show of support for Manitoba women.EconomyApr 8
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Construction, restaurant industries react to Manitoba budgetChris Lorenc said while he's been critical of the government in the past, Thursday's budget's commitment to investment in strategic infrastructure is a step in the right direction.EconomyApr 8
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Teachers ‘irked’ over Manitoba premier’s school supplies comment'The tone was just — it irked me and I didn't appreciate it,' said Will Penner, who founded Mathopoly and teaches in Winnipeg.EducationApr 8
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Manitoba 2021 budget includes rent, child-care freezes, rebate cheques while focusing on COVID-19Manitoba's budget is focused primarily on mitigating the effects of the global COVID-19 pandemic and includes things like rebate cheques and rent freezes for residential tenants.CanadaApr 7
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Few surprises expected in Manitoba’s 2021-22 budget WednesdayManitoba has already made several announcements about what to expect in this year's fiscal budget.PoliticsApr 7
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Manitoba finance minister says April 7 budget will focus on pandemic and recoveryThe province is forecasting a $2-billion deficit for the current fiscal year, which ends in three weeks.PoliticsMar 10
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Federal coronavirus money boosts Manitoba’s coffers; projected deficit shrinks to $2B“Our government will continue to invest in Manitoba’s safe recovery and reinforce public health, as well as economic and fiscal resilience."EconomyDec 17, 2020
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Manitoba reports surplus in 2019-20, predicts coronavirus debt to jump next yearManitoba’s public accounts for the 2019-20 fiscal year says the province ended the year with a $5-million surplus.EconomySep 29, 2020
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Pallister calls NDP budget tactics shameful: ‘You don’t let the terrorists win’Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says the provincial government is going to try to table the budget despite the opposition NDP's stalling tactics.PoliticsMar 12, 2020
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