WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is reducing vehicle registration fees by 10 percent starting July 1.
Vehicle Registration Fees Dropping July 1
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Manitoba Public Insurance Articles
MPI to Terminate Contract with Associations for Vehicle Repair
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance has served notice it plans to terminate a contract with the Automotive Trades Association of Manitoba and Manitoba Motor Dealers Association.
All COVID-19 Rebate Cheques in the Mail: MPI
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance says all of the COVID-19 rebate cheques are now in the mail.
Auto Insurance Fraud Charges Soar: MPI
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance says auto insurance fraud charges have soared by 44 percent in the last year.
Manitoba Public Insurance Reveals Top 5 Frauds of 2020
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance has released its annual list of the top five frauds of the year.
MPI Issuing Second Round of Rebate Cheques
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance is issuing $69 million in rebates to policyholders as a result of fewer vehicle collisions.
MPI Placing Speed Display Boards in 13 Manitoba Communities
WINNIPEG — Manitoba motorists will begin seeing more speed display boards throughout the province in an effort to educate drivers to slow down.
New COVID-19 Testing Site to Open in Polo Park Area
WINNIPEG — A new COVID-19 testing site is opening to the public at the Manitoba Public Insurance building in the Polo Park area.
New Non-Binary Option for Manitoba Driver’s Licences
WINNIPEG — Manitoba drivers who identify as non-binary can now display X as their gender on their Manitoba driver’s licence or identification cards.
Police Increasing Speed Enforcement in Manitoba School Zones
WINNIPEG — Motorists driving through school zones in the province may begin to notice an increased police presence.
MPI Seeing Surge in Auto Insurance Fraud
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance is seeing a surge in automobile insurance fraud — nearly triple from this time last year.
More Manitoba Drivers Suffering Catastrophic Injuries: MPI
WINNIPEG — Motorists on Manitoba roads are suffering more serious and catastrophic injuries this year, according to Manitoba Public Insurance.
