"I know that in the discussions that happened today we'll be rethinking what it would take to flex up to more briefings."

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says the Manitoba government is reviewing funding for the WE organization because ethical questions have arisen about its finances.

Applications for the $120-million Risk Recognition Program closed at the end of June, but in the weeks since then, not a dime of shared provincial-federal dollars has been handed out.

The Manitoba government has pledged $15 million for several disaster prevention and climate resiliency projects in and around Winnipeg.

"We plan on continuing to lead the country on protecting our people and nothing that we're proposing will allow us to depart from that plan."

The money will flow to 20 projects selected by the Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister announced Wednesday.

The Manitoba government will make a bid to make Winnipeg a CFL hub city this fall, should the league play a shortened season amid COVID-19.

The Manitoba government is creating dedicated endowment funds worth $1.4 million each for seven 'signature' museums across the province.

The Manitoba government says the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on this year's budget will be big, but may not be as large as first feared.

The Manitoba government says it's spending $280 million dollars for safety upgrades in personal care homes.