Sustainable Development Minister Rochelle Squires has cut the target of Manitoba’s greenhouse gas emission reduction plan to less than half its original target. Continue reading →

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister says the federal government is standing in the way of a hydroelectric project that would help move states in the U.S. Midwest off of coal. Continue reading →

Manitoba political candidates with criminal convictions and other legal troubles will soon have to disclose their pasts before they can run for office. Continue reading →

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister worked to fire up some 800 Progressive Conservative supporters at a party fundraiser but offered no new hints as to when he might call an election. Continue reading →

A former commissioner of Elections Manitoba says the province needs to clarify rules around government advertising, especially during election periods. Continue reading →

Premier Pallister and the Manitoba government are aunching a review into how Winnipeg city hall approves and inspects construction projects and property development. Continue reading →

Mark Wasyliw has told the Winnipeg Labour Council he will seek the NDP nomination in the Fort Garry seat in Winnipeg. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservative government is predicting to end the current fiscal year $470 million in the red, down from $521 million projected in last year’s budget. Continue reading →

Pictures of snow in Winnipeg have been posted on Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister’s social media accounts even though Pallister was at his vacation home in Costa Rica. Continue reading →

A new poll from Mainstreet Research shows the Progressive Conservatives, led by Premier Brian Pallister, have 44.6 per cent of Manitoba’s leaning and decided voters, up 2.3 per cent from November 2018. Continue reading →