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Manitoba election: Conservatives and NDP make budget promises  The Globe and Mail

Manitoba wheelchair program in 'critical position' after denied ...  Winnipeg Free Press

MANITOBA VOTES 2023 - DAWSON TRAIL: Broesky walks the ...  Winnipeg Free Press

A new report shows the forecast deficit in the city’s general revenue fund for 2023 has shrunk to $1.2 million, down from $27 million.

No charges will be laid against Portage la Prairie RCMP officers accused of breaking a 48-year-old woman’s wrist during an arrest in June 2020 after a police watchdog's investigation revealed the woman’s wrist was not actually fractured. 

The Manitoba Liberal Party is promising to cover mental health services under medicare and let patients see a registered psychologist free of charge.

Kivalliq-Manitoba connection has room to grow  Thompson Citizen

Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a man accused of targeting a Westwood-area home with explosive devices.

Manitoba leads construction spending increase in the West  Western Investor

SRSS linebacker Funk picks University of Manitoba  Winnipeg Free Press

Manitoba Progressive Conservatives are promising to nearly double the charitable tax credit for people who make financial donations if they are re-elected Oct. 3.

Manitoba First Nations Police officer charged with harassment, uttering threats: watchdog  CBC.ca

A member of the Manitoba First Nations Police Service has been charged with one count of uttering threats and two counts of criminal harassment following an investigation by Manitoba's police watchdog.

An NDP government would bring a "team-based" approach to clinics staffed with a suite of multidisciplinary health-care professionals to offer a broader range of services, cut down patient visits and reduce barriers to care, the party said Friday.

An NDP government would bring a "team-based" approach to five clinics staffed with a suite of multidisciplinary health-care professionals to offer a broader range of services, cut down patient visits and reduce barriers to care, the party said Friday.

CBC's 89.3 FM signal will be off-air for most of the day Friday due to maintenance work, but listeners can still tune in through digital streaming on the CBC Listen app or at cbc.ca/manitoba, as well as on 990 AM.

QUESNEL: Manitoba must protect consumer choice in energy  Winnipeg Sun

The City of Winnipeg wants to lease the Alexander Docks to The Forks in an effort to revitalize the historic downtown landmark, which has deteriorated over the years.

Moose Reveal 2023-24 Promotional Schedule  Manitoba Moose

Manitoba New Democrats promise new family medical centres if elected Oct. 3  Global News

Affordability and health care are again the focus of the Manitoba election campaign  Global News

Canada’s run at the FIBA World Cup ended Friday after a disappointing 95-86 loss to Serbia in the semifinals Friday in Manila.

Canada’s run at the FIBA World Cup ended Friday after a disappointing 95-86 loss to Serbia in the semifinals Friday in Manila.

Transit has "streamlined" parts of its hiring process, taking in applications, doing interviews and testing in a single day.

Some of the strongest resistance to the Liberal's reconciliation agenda came from within the federal bureaucracy, according to Marc Miller, who held two Indigenous portfolios in cabinet before he was shuffled to lead the immigration department this summer.

Manitoba lawyer named Canadian Bar Association president ...  Winnipeg Free Press

An employee of the Civic Services Complex in Brandon, Man. was sent to the hospital Thursday evening after an explosion inside the building, the city’s fire chief says.

No more cellphones in Manitoba francophone schools, division says  CBC.ca

Students attached to their cellphones who attend schools in the Division Scolaire Franco-Manitobaine will face a new reality next month.

No bodies discovered in Manitoba excavation - BC Catholic ...  The B.C. Catholic

CBC's Zubina Ahmed visits Amber Trails Community School, where children will be taught in English one day and Punjabi the next. Thursday marked the start of the first Punjabi-English bilingual program in the province.

A Winnipeg man getting evicted from his apartment set his suite on fire Wednesday, after barricading the front door and refusing to leave, the province says.

Dr. Charles Littman testified in court Thursday that Headingley inmate William Ahmo had no traces of illicit drugs in his blood when he died in February 2021 from a brain injury, likely triggered by how he was restrained by correctional officers. 

Manitoba First Nation struggles to find staff for new health centre  CBC.ca

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'Nothing less than bullying': Manitoba councillors say silica company ...  CTV News Winnipeg

A northern Manitoba First Nation is planning to open a brand new health centre next month, but leaders in the community say they’re worried they won’t have enough staff to properly run it.