Manitoba Municipalities
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Manitoba invests $1.46M in 9 key municipal projects for enhanced servicesManitoba has spent $1.46 million on nine projects prioritized from the third intake of applications under the Municipal Service Delivery Improvement Program.CanadaNov 28, 2023
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Manitoba approves 89 municipal projects to prepare for future disastersManitoba is looking ahead to future natural disasters, with 89 municipal projects approved as part of the province's 2022 Mitigation and Preparedness Program.EnvironmentNov 1, 2022
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Three Manitoba communities among Canada’s fastest-growing municipalities: StatsCanThree Manitoba communities are among the fastest growing municipalities in the country, according to census data from Statistics Canada.EconomyFeb 9, 2022
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Reeve of Manitoba RM has ‘tremendous sympathy’ for communities currently battling watersOver the span of three days this week, some areas in southwest and western Manitoba received more than 200 mm of precipitation.WeatherJul 4, 2020
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Manitoba government moves to strengthen rural policingThe Manitoba government on Tuesday announced $1.9-million in annual funding to add more Mounties across the province and bolster existing crime reduction teams and programs.PoliticsNov 26, 2019
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Winnipeg should spend federal gas tax money on local roads: Mayor Brian BowmanOne day after federal trade minister Jim Carr confirmed Winnipeg will see at least $40 million from this year's gas tax allocation, Mayor Brian Bowman said he hopes to see that money spent on local roads.PoliticsMar 23, 2019
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Record number of Manitoba municipalities demand province reinstate road funding programMunicipalities from across Manitoba have joined forces to voice their concerns about a provincial government decision to cut a program to fund roads and bridges.PoliticsNov 27, 2018
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Manitoba municipalities want money from marijuana sales: pot pollThe majority of Manitoba municipalities believe pot revenue should be shared with towns and cities.Jan 11, 2018
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Winkler ignoring provincial deadline, will not vote on allowing pot shops to operateMayor Martin Harder said Winkler will not decide by the deadline of December 22.Dec 18, 2017
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