Manitoba Government

• Specialist shortage persists as Manitoba gains ground on doctor recruitment

  A new Doctors Manitoba report says the province is making ground to close the gap on physician recruitment, but more must be done to address specialist and rural shortages.

  Health

  Oct 29
  
• Manitoba rolls back child-specific autism plan, will now focus on adults too

  The Manitoba government is rerouting its child-specific autism strategy, it announced Friday. The new plan now includes adults.

  Politics

  Oct 23
  
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• Report finds more than $40M in excess claims, misconduct in Winnipeg police HQ construction

  The final report on a public inquiry to the construction of the downtown headquarters of the Winnipeg Police Service has been released.

  Politics

  Oct 19
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• Manitoba declares measles outbreak over after weeks without cases

  After declaring that there was an outbreak of measles in Manitoba in February of 2025, the government has said the outbreak is over.

  Health

  Oct 16
• St.Amant receives $5M provincial funding boost for autism programming

  St.Amant, a non-profit providing programming for people with developmental disabilities, will receive $5 million from the Manitoba government.

  Health

  Oct 14
• 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
• Manitoba to triple critical mineral production in 5 years: ‘New era for wealth’

  Premier Wab Kinew said Manitoba is working to triple its critical mineral production over the next five years as the provincial government ushers in a "new era."

  Economy

  Sep 15
• Manitoba offers to waive sales tax on major Port of Churchill investments

  Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced the offer to waive provincial sales tax on major capital spending for the Port of Churchill, in an effort to attract international investment.

  Economy

  Sep 14
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• ‘Dynacare sucks’: Manitoba premier considers making lab services public

  Manitoba is considering de-privatizing all lab tests after striking Dynacare workers were deemed essential by the provincial labour board and ordered back to work.

  Health

  Sep 9
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• Clean heat coming to Winnipeg development, advances new net-zero action plan: Kinew

  Manitoba shared its 90-step net-zero action plan, which included items including installing a district geothermal heating system and $350 million in planned government funding.

  Environment

  Sep 9