Tasha Gregory has been waiting for over 6 weeks for birth registration documents for her newborn child, and shes not alone. Continue reading →

The provincial Progressive Conservative government announced on March 7 that the provincial sales tax would be reduced from 8 per cent. Continue reading →

Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative government is coming out with several initiatives in advance of a pre-election blackout on advertising and promotion. Continue reading →

A ban on cosmetic pesticides in Manitoba is leading to dandelions swallowing up Winnipeg’s boulevards and properties. Continue reading →

More private-sector liquor sales and fewer subsidies to Winnipeg cultural venues are some of the orders from the province in letters issued to crown corporations. Continue reading →

A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit brought by a Manitoba man who spent 14 years in prison before he was formally acquitted. Continue reading →

The province says in a release that the strategy includes more than $1 million to support Winnipeg police efforts to dismantle criminal organizations — especially those involved with illegal firearms and illicit drugs. Continue reading →

The Manitoba government has filed its own court challenge of the federal government’s carbon tax, following similar moves by Ontario and Saskatchewan. Continue reading →