Coronavirus outbreak: Manitoba Workers Compensation Board returning $37 million surplus to businesses impacted by COVID-19 pandemic | Watch News Videos Online

SKIP TO MAIN CONTENT

Advertisement

Click to play video: 'Coronavirus outbreak: Manitoba Workers Compensation Board returning $37 million surplus to businesses impacted by COVID-19 pandemic'

1:05 Coronavirus outbreak: Manitoba Workers Compensation Board returning $37 million surplus to businesses impacted by COVID-19 pandemic

Videos

Coronavirus outbreak: Manitoba Workers Compensation Board returning $37 million surplus to businesses impacted by COVID-19 pandemic

01:05 | April 21, 2020
University of Manitoba: Man armed with ‘big knife’ not found yet, police say

03:52 | November 19, 2024
Trudeau says Murray Sinclair left ‘blueprint’ for Indigenous reconciliation

05:03 | November 10, 2024
‘An advocate. A fighter’: Murray Sinclair’s son reflects on late dad’s impact at memorial Sunday

02:12 | November 10, 2024
Orphaned kitten cared for by rescue dog in unlikely bond

01:34 | November 9, 2024
Infant’s remains identified as Manitoba RCMP pursue homicide investigation

01:17 | November 1, 2024
Mother of teen victim in mass killing suing Manitoba’s child welfare agency

00:51 | October 30, 2024
Police seek suspects after woman carjacked outside church

01:30 | October 29, 2024
Canadian immigration ‘a constant battle’ for Manitoba man and restaurants

02:01 | October 29, 2024
Building construction ramping up in Winnipeg

00:54 | October 25, 2024
Manitoba begins next stage of landfill search for remains of Indigenous women

01:55 | October 23, 2024
Search for remains of missing Indigenous women in landfill on track : Manitoba Premier

05:41 | October 23, 2024
‘Tip of the iceberg’: Advocates say northern Manitoba dog cull won’t solve the problem

01:54 | October 23, 2024
Manitoba government says it needs more time to review some cannabis licences

00:48 | October 22, 2024
Manitoba second province to sign onto federal school food deal

01:30 | October 18, 2024
‘Personal loss’: Freeland respects decisions of cabinet ministers not running in next election

01:11 | October 18, 2024
Manitobans caught up in illegal bison hunt thanks to social media post, RCMP say

01:12 | October 17, 2024
Canada Water Agency launched as standalone entity

01:00 | October 16, 2024
Child dies after fall from 19th floor of Winnipeg highrise, police say

00:23 | October 15, 2024
Former teacher accused of recording video in Winnipeg pool’s change room

00:50 | October 11, 2024
Changes now in effect to allow more kids in Manitoba to be kept in care of families

00:37 | October 11, 2024
Mother, daughter stabbed by trio of suspects on Winnipeg bus: police

00:39 | October 10, 2024
What is an AMBER Alert and when is it used?

02:00 | October 9, 2024
Push continues in Manitoba to see more female representation in trades

02:09 | October 4, 2024
Lawsuit settlement, collective agreements and Hydro losses drive up Manitoba deficit

00:42 | September 27, 2024
Winnipeg businesses want to see retail theft initiative expanded into other areas

02:00 | September 26, 2024
Site of 1972 plane crash that killed Manitoba students commemorated with memorial

01:23 | September 25, 2024
‘The same as it is in Winnipeg’: Housing insecurity a concern throughout Manitoba

02:00 | September 25, 2024
Lake Winnipeg should be legally granted personhood, Manitoba chiefs say

01:49 | September 22, 2024
Winnipeg building at risk of collapse sparks calls for better inspections, maintenance nationwide

01:54 | September 21, 2024
Global National: Sept. 21

22:09 | September 21, 2024
Trudeau government could face confidence vote next week after another byelection blow

03:13 | September 17, 2024

Coronavirus outbreak: Manitoba Workers Compensation Board returning $37 million surplus to businesses impacted by COVID-19 pandemic

April 21, 2020

On Tuesday, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister announced that the province's Workers Compensation Board would be returning a $37 million in surplus to provide financial relief for eligible businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. He said that this would allow the province to “return money to businesses at a time when cash flow is a real challenge.”

Read more:

Journalistic standards Report an error

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement