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Manitoba Expands Autism Strategy to Include Adults
Manitoba has updated its autism plan to cover adults, moving away from a child‑only focus. The earlier program had been limited to children.
Winnipeg dads sue over surrogacy birth registration rules
Winnipeg fathers filed a complaint challenging provincial birth registration rules after a surrogate birth, citing a five‑week, $6,000 process that hindered their legal recognition as parents.
Manitoba PCs Cut Session, Drop Four Sitting Days
Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives reduced the legislative session by a week, eliminating four sitting days after the NDP government exhausted its agenda.
Man arrested after knife‑brandishing road‑rage incident in Dauphin
A man was arrested by the Manitoba RCMP after allegedly brandishing a knife during a road‑rage incident in Dauphin on Thursday.
Progressive Conservatives Push Expanded Pharmacist Prescribing in Rural Manitoba
The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba called for expanded pharmacist prescribing authority on Oct. 19, arguing it would enhance healthcare access in rural areas, noting the province’s current restrictive rules.
Manitoba Prosecutors Review Police HQ Charges Again
Manitoba prosecutors are conducting a third review of potential criminal charges tied to the police headquarters procurement and construction scandal.
Manitoba Proposes Overpass and Roundabouts for Fatal Crash Site
The provincial government proposes an overpass and two roundabouts at the 2023 crash site to enhance safety after the collision killed 17 people.
Manitoba Plans Overpass and Roundabouts at Fatal Crash Site
Manitoba will construct an overpass and two roundabouts at a Winnipeg intersection where a 2023 crash claimed 17 lives, aiming to boost safety.
Brandon Mayoral Candidates Debate Growth and Taxes
Jeff Fawcett and Len Isleifson debated urban growth and property taxes at a Brandon forum on October 17, prior to the Oct. 28 municipal election.
Granite Curling Club Sues to Block 111‑Unit Housing Project
The Granite Curling Club filed a lawsuit on Oct. 16 to halt a 111‑unit affordable‑housing project, citing concerns that it would remove essential parking for the club's operations.
Sunny Weekend for Southern Manitoba, Showers Expected North Sunday
A high-pressure system will keep southern Manitoba sunny and warm, while a weak Alberta clipper brings showers to northern Manitoba on Sunday.
Manitoba Hydro to Spend $1.2 B on Substation Upgrades
Manitoba Hydro will spend up to $1.2 billion to upgrade dozens of substations in Winnipeg and Brandon, modernizing the province’s power grid.
Manitoba Declares Measles Outbreak Over After 20 Months
Manitoba health officials announced the end of a 20‑month measles outbreak that started in early 2025.
Two Councillors Challenge Incumbent Mayor in Thompson Election
Thompson voters will decide whether to retain Mayor Colleen Smook or replace her with councillors Oswald Sawh or Duncan Wong in the upcoming election.
Manitoba Unveils Steps to Cut Residential Hydro Costs
Manitoba introduced measures under BITSA 2 to lower residential hydro bills and enhance financial reporting transparency, announced by Finance Minister Adrien Sala.
Family blames Manitoba dental regulator for conflict of interest
The family of a 23‑year‑old who died following a dental procedure claims the Manitoba Dental Association’s dual regulatory and investigative role creates a conflict of interest that could affect patient safety.
Sunny Wednesday in Southern Manitoba, Rain Expected Thursday
Sunshine is expected in southern Manitoba on Wednesday due to high pressure, with rain moving in on Thursday as a new system arrives.
New Manitoba Ministers Lack Departments, Expert Warns
Premier Wab Kinew added two ministers without dedicated departments, prompting an expert to warn they have few operational tools.
Manitoba Gives Nearly $1M to Winnipeg’s Top Festivals
Manitoba is providing almost $1 million in grants, with $985,000 for three major Winnipeg festivals and $221,800 for 44 smaller festivals, to fund cultural events from April to December 2026.
