- Manitoba Provincial Election Results Yahoo! Canada News - Canada Politics - Tue, 4 Oct, 2011
Join us here for live provincial election results when Manitoba polls close at 8 p.m. CT / 9 p.m. ET. More »Manitoba Provincial Election Results
Join us here for live provincial election results when Manitoba polls close at 8 p.m. CT / 9 p.m. ET.
Western premiers discuss bullies; say topic will be part of all-premiers meeting Chinta Puxley, The Canadian Press - The Canadian Press - 22 hours agoWINNIPEG - Canada's western premiers say bullying is a serious issue and all provinces and territories need to find ways to tackle the new dimension that the Internet … More »Western premiers discuss bullies; say topic will be part of all-premiers meeting
WINNIPEG - Canada's western premiers say bullying is a serious issue and all provinces and territories need to find ways to tackle the new dimension that the Internet brings to the torment.
- Bullying on agenda as western premiers meet CBC - Mon, 17 Jun, 2013
Western Canada's premiers and territorial leaders are in Winnipeg for their annual meeting, and they'll tackle the issue of bullying and how to prevent it. More »Bullying on agenda as western premiers meet
Western Canada's premiers and territorial leaders are in Winnipeg for their annual meeting, and they'll tackle the issue of bullying and how to prevent it.
- PST opponents unite to protest tax hike CBC - Wed, 12 Jun, 2013
A number of groups have written to Manitoba premier Greg Selinger to protest the NDP's planned increase in the PST. More »PST opponents unite to protest tax hike
A number of groups have written to Manitoba premier Greg Selinger to protest the NDP's planned increase in the PST.
City, province pump $40M into roadwork near Polo Park CBC - Wed, 12 Jun, 2013Major road improvements are coming to Winnipeg's traffic-congested Polo Park area. More »City, province pump $40M into roadwork near Polo Park
Major road improvements are coming to Winnipeg's traffic-congested Polo Park area.
- Winnipeg councillor notes 'chill' in provincial-municipal relations CBC - Thu, 6 Jun, 2013
A cool political breeze is blowing between the Manitoba legislature and Winnipeg city hall, claims Coun. Dan Vandal. More »Winnipeg councillor notes 'chill' in provincial-municipal relations
A cool political breeze is blowing between the Manitoba legislature and Winnipeg city hall, claims Coun. Dan Vandal.
- Manitoba's relationship with First Nations strained: chiefs CBC - Wed, 5 Jun, 2013
Aboriginal leaders in Manitoba say they were surprised to learn the provincial government is suing four First Nations in response to a lawsuit over damages from the 2011 … More »Manitoba's relationship with First Nations strained: chiefs
Aboriginal leaders in Manitoba say they were surprised to learn the provincial government is suing four First Nations in response to a lawsuit over damages from the 2011 flood.
Bad Winnipeg roads getting big fixes with $4.7M in funding CBC - Wed, 5 Jun, 2013The Manitoba government is spending $4.7 million on road renewal in southwest Winnipeg this year, including the heavily-used McGillivray Boulevard. More »Bad Winnipeg roads getting big fixes with $4.7M in funding
The Manitoba government is spending $4.7 million on road renewal in southwest Winnipeg this year, including the heavily-used McGillivray Boulevard.
- Manitoba pesticide ban debate reignites CBC - Tue, 4 Jun, 2013
Manitoba's lawn care companies are joining the Tories in airing their grievances over a proposed cosmetic pesticide ban. More »Manitoba pesticide ban debate reignites
Manitoba's lawn care companies are joining the Tories in airing their grievances over a proposed cosmetic pesticide ban.
- UNESCO bid worth the effort and money: Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press - The Canadian Press - Mon, 3 Jun, 2013
WINNIPEG - The Manitoba and Ontario governments are defending their decisions to commit more than $15 million to get UNESCO recognition for a large stretch of boreal … More »UNESCO bid worth the effort and money: Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger
WINNIPEG - The Manitoba and Ontario governments are defending their decisions to commit more than $15 million to get UNESCO recognition for a large stretch of boreal forest along the interprovincial boundary.