Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) said around 3,400 vehicles are stolen in the province each year – 85 per cent of which were stolen in Winnipeg. Continue reading →

RoadWatch, which begins on the weekend and runs until November, brings an enhanced police presence on Manitoba’s streets and highways, especially on holiday weekends. Police in Winnipeg, Brandon, Morden and Winkler are all participating, as are the Manitoba RCMP. Continue reading →

On average, a dozen pedestrians are killed in Manitoba each year, another 130 are injured, and roughly half of pedestrian deaths occur at intersections.   Continue reading →

Around 11-1200 people are charged in Manitoba each year for not wearing a seatbelt. Continue reading →

A lawyer representing Manitoba says a “Star Trek” fan wasn’t allowed to keep his personalized ASIMIL8 licence plate because the word cannot be removed from the history of forced assimilation of Indigenous people in the province. Continue reading →

MPI says they are providing $175,000 in funding for local police and RCMP detachments to run special programs designed specifically to catch distracted drivers behind the wheel this year. Continue reading →

Daylight Saving Time is now in effect, with clocks ‘springing ahead’ one hour to adjust the amount of sunlight ‘Tobans see during the ‘regular’ day from the spring through the fall. Continue reading →

The backlog at Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) continues to be a source of frustration for local drivers of all types. Continue reading →

Manitoba Public Insurance says call volumes are still high, with operators fielding five times more calls the week of Feb. 18 than at the same time last year. Continue reading →