Manitoba Hydro has announced that Allan Danroth has left the Crown corporation for personal reasons after two years as president and CEO.
Manitoba Hydro CEO Departs After 2 Years on the Job
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Manitoba Piloting New Mandatory Phys Ed for All Grades
Manitoba is piloting a new health and physical education curriculum that will make in-person physical education mandatory for all students.
Chuck Davidson Named to Lead Winnipeg Economic Development & Tourism
Winnipeg Economic Development & Tourism has appointed Chuck Davidson as its new president and CEO, effective September 8.
New ‘Smart Suite’ Opens at Rehabilitation Centre for Children
WINNIPEG — A new Smart Suite officially opened Wednesday at the Rehabilitation Centre for Children, giving families a hands-on space to explore home technologies and adaptive tools.
Downtown Skyline Restaurant Set for Comeback with Dos Pampas
Winnipeg’s iconic revolving restaurant space is set to reopen downtown after sitting vacant for years, according to a new business filing.
Orphaned Polar Bear Cub Arrives at Assiniboine Park Zoo
An orphaned polar bear cub from the Churchill area has arrived at the Assiniboine Park Zoo after its mother was found deceased.
Film Icon Pam Grier to Keynote Winnipeg’s SWIFT Conference
Film icon Pam Grier has been announced as the keynote speaker for Film Training Manitoba’s Supporting Women in Film Trades (SWIFT) Conference.
Manitoba Premier Open to Lifting U.S. Booze Ban But Hopes Canadians Won’t Buy It
Manitoba’s premier says he is reluctantly open to returning U.S. booze to provincial shelves as part of a trade deal, but hopes Canadians won’t buy it.
Folklorama Wraps 55th Festival with Over 362,000 Visitors
Folklorama has wrapped up its 55th festival, drawing 362,397 visitors over its 14-day run across Winnipeg.
New Soccer Pitch in North Winnipeg Gets $80K Injection
The Manitoba government is providing $80,000 to support a new soccer pitch at the Burton Cummings Community Centre in north Winnipeg.
Winnipeg Mayor Pushes for City Charter Changes After Councillor Charged Again
Mayor Scott Gillingham is turning to his council colleagues in Winnipeg to support a push for changes to the city’s charter after a councillor was charged with additional criminal offences this week.
Dynacare Lab Workers Vote 99.7% in Favour of Strike Mandate
Laboratory workers at Dynacare have overwhelmingly approved a strike mandate, with 99.7 percent voting in favour in a vote conducted this week by the Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals.
