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Winnipeg, MB, Canada

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Past articles by Steve:

Manitoba aims to lift ban on ticket resales, promises better rules

Manitoba government clamping down on ticket resellers → Read More

Manitoba premier not penalized over property sales

WINNIPEG – A Manitoba judge has ruled that Premier Heather Stefanson failed to disclose the sale of three properties as required by conflict of interest legislation. However, Justice Anne Turner... → Read More

Proposed settlement in lawsuit at Manitoba centre

WINNIPEG – A proposed settlement has been reached in a class-action lawsuit that alleged abuse and neglect at a Manitoba centre for people with intellectual disabilities. The Manitoba government... → Read More

Manitoba government revives plan to test liquor sales in more retail outlets

Manitoba government reintroduces bill for pilot project that would see liquor sales in more retail outlets → Read More

Family of Manitoba woman who died after aborted medical flight sues province

Family alleges poor health care decisions, funding cuts contributes to death → Read More

Manitoba pre-election budget offers tax cuts, higher spending

Fiscal plan boosts spending on health care, social services and other areas by an average of close to 10 per cent → Read More

Manitoba promises more spending, affordability measures in pre-election budget

Finance Minister Cliff Cullen says that with the economy recovering from the depths of the pandemic and higher transfer payments coming from Ottawa, the province is in a position to spend more → Read More

Manitoba government ends freeze on municipal grants, announces March 7 budget date

Manitoba’s PC government has been making several spending announcements in recent weeks as it faces a provincial election scheduled for Oct. 3 → Read More

Attempt underway for class-action lawsuit over photo radar tickets in Manitoba

Winnipeg man William Acheson alleges the Manitoba government overcharged speeders an estimated $36 million → Read More

Shannon Martin is the latest Manitoba Tory to opt out of upcoming election

Manitoba Conservative backbencher Shannon Martin joins roughly one-third of Tories elected in 2019 who have resigned their seats in recent months → Read More

Another Manitoba Tory not running for re-election

WINNIPEG – Shannon Martin, a longtime backbencher who says he has at times rubbed people the wrong way, has become the latest Manitoba Progressive Conservative to decide not to run in the provin... → Read More

Manitoba promises more Crown attorneys to focus on violent crime and guns

Manitoba government to add 10 additional positions in prosecutions service → Read More

More cheques, more postage costs in Manitoba

WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government has been mailing out cheques to people in recent years to help with issues ranging from property taxes to inflation to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. An... → Read More

Manitoba New Democrats decry Tory partisan comments at budget hearing

NDP finance critic Mark Wasyliw says Tory backbencher Josh Guenter crossed line with comments at budget hearing → Read More

Federal government willing to consider tougher bail rules pushed by provinces

Canada’s justice ministers to discuss premiers’ plan for tougher bail conditions → Read More

Manitoba Opposition cries foul over budget talk

WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s Opposition New Democrats are asking the provincial ombudsman to investigate partisan comments by a member of the Progressive Conservatives at a public hearing on the upcomi... → Read More

Manitoba makes progress toward monument honouring historic First Nations leader

Manitoba legislature moves closer to putting up statue of Chief Peguis → Read More

Statue of Chief Peguis a step closer in Manitoba

WINNIPEG – The Manitoba legislature is one step closer to having its first monument honouring the contributions of First Nations people on the grounds of the historic building. A committee set u... → Read More

Manitoba premier promotes four backbenchers in pre-election cabinet shuffle

WINNIPEG – Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson promoted four backbenchers from suburban Winnipeg areas to her inner circle Monday in a cabinet shuffle eight months out from an election. Janice Mo... → Read More

Manitoba finance minister steps down to seek federal Conservative nomination

Cameron Friesen will have competition for the federal nomination in Portage-Lisgar, as others have already expressed interest → Read More