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Manitoba Launches Public Consultations on Local Journalism

June 21, 2025 8:05 AM CDT | News


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Logos of Metroland Media community newspapers are seen on a flyer, in Mississauga, Ont., Friday, Sept. 15, 2023. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Megan Leach)

The Manitoba government’s all-party committee on local journalism will hold public consultations across the province to explore how best to support community-based media.

Chaired by St. Boniface MLA Robert Loiselle, the committee is inviting media, stakeholders, and the public to share input on the future of local journalism.

Consultations will focus on rural, northern, and cultural media outlets.

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Consultation dates include:

  • June 26 in Gimli
  • July 2 in Winnipeg
  • July 7 in Brandon
  • July 8 for northern media (to be held virtually)
  • July 11 in Winkler

To register or learn more, visit engagemb.ca/supporting-local-journalism.


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