WINNIPEG — The leaders of Manitoba’s two largest political parties promised Wednesday to not impose any more COVID-19 “lockdowns.”
WINNIPEG — The leaders of Manitoba’s two largest political parties promised Wednesday to not impose any more COVID-19 “lockdowns.”
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives are promising millions in capital funding to go toward the development of a new First Nations-operated addiction centre if re-elected in next month’s provincial election, as all three parties said they would be opposed to forcing those with severe substance use problems into treatment.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives are promising to put millions toward recruiting health-care workers if they are re-elected on Oct. 3.
It was Samantha Henry’s first time on strike, and one that made headlines across the country.
Now a powerful post-tropical cyclone, former hurricane Lee remains a very large and dangerous storm as it continues to move toward the Maritimes.
WINNIPEG — The economy and health care continued to dominate the Manitoba election campaign Thursday, with the Progressive Conservatives promising another tax break and the New Democrats promising to reopen a closed health facility.
WINNIPEG — The leader of Manitoba’s New Democrats is promising to reopen a health centre that provided specialized care for menopausal women if his party wins the Oct. 3 provincial election.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba voters go to the polls on Oct. 3. Here’s a look at some of the promises announced by the three major parties:
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Progressive Conservative Leader Heather Stefanson has promoted her promised tax cuts to the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Progressive Conservatives promised Monday to phase out the province’s payroll tax over eight years, while the New Democrats pledged more government contract work for bidders and workers in the province.
WINNIPEG — The Winnipeg Blue Bombers hit all the right notes in a 51-6 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Saturday’s Banjo Bowl game.
In May 2022, Winnipeg resident Jeremy Skibicki was arrested and charged with the murder of 24-year-old Rebecca Contois.