The Manitoba government is planning to spend just over $200 million on major highway upgrades in the western part of the province.
Wasagaming Articles
Man Charged After Home Invasion in Erickson
Manitoba RCMP have charged an 18-year-old man following a home invasion in Erickson early Tuesday.
RCMP Investigating Homicide on Manitoba First Nation
Manitoba RCMP are investigating a homicide at a residence on Keeseekoowenin Ojibway First Nation.
Off-Duty Winkler Police Officer Investigated for Alleged Assault
Manitoba’s Independent Investigation Unit is looking into an alleged assault by an off-duty Winkler police officer.
13 New Cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba on Wednesday
WINNIPEG — Manitoba reported 13 new probable cases of COVID-19 (coronavirus) on Wednesday, bringing the provincial total to 1,244.
25 New Cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba on Wednesday
WINNIPEG — Manitoba reported 25 new probable cases of COVID-19 (coronavirus) on Wednesday, bringing the provincial total to 1,043.
One Additional COVID-19 Death in Manitoba as 15 New Cases Reported
WINNIPEG — One more person has died from COVID-19 (coronavirus) in Manitoba as the province announced 15 new cases of the virus on Wednesday.
EV Charging Stations Open in Riding Mountain, Lower Fort Garry
WINNIPEG — New electric vehicle charging stations are up and running at Parks Canada sites across the country, including two in Manitoba.
Riding Mountain National Park Reopens Campground to Limited Use
WASAGAMING, Man. — Riding Mountain National Park has reopened its campground to visitors with limited services.
Construction Partially Delayed on Riding Mountain Visitor Centre
Restoration work on the roof of the visitor centre building in Riding Mountain National Park has been halted due to chimney swifts.
Riding Mountain Preparing to Reopen with Basic Services
Riding Mountain National Park is preparing to reopen next week with limited visitor access and basic services.
Riding Mountain National Park Remaining Closed to Visitors
While campgrounds in provincial parks can reopen on Monday, Parks Canada is reminding Manitobans that it’s not the case in federal parks.









