Global News has obtained a list of all the city streets and back lanes that were supposed to be repaired or renewed this year. See globalnews.ca/winnipeg for more. Continue reading
The Pallister government is fulfilling a campaign promise to cut the PST one percentage point, six years after the previous government raised it. Continue reading
Finance Minister Scott Fielding says this year’s budget will likely not include tax increases for Manitobans. Continue reading
The Manitoba Film and Video Production Tax Credit, a refundable credit for labour in local film and video productions, previously had a ‘sunset clause’ – an expiry date for the credit, set for Dec. 31. Provincial ministers announced Tuesday that the sunset clause will be eliminated. Continue reading
Manitoba announced new child care spots Friday, with $22.8 million invested through the Canada-Manitoba Early Learning and Child Care Agreement. Continue reading
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The Manitoba government is looking to reduce the number of children in care and the length of time they spend in care in the province. Continue reading
Another Winnipeg city councillor is attempting to take his political career to the next level. Continue reading
Winnipeg city councillors passed a 2014 budget Tuesday that includes a 2.95 per cent property tax hike for homeowners. Continue reading
Coun. Scott Fielding didn’t wait for the 2014 budget to be tabled before criticizing it and offering his own plan for a tax freeze. Continue reading