Getting people back downtown is the biggest issue facing downtown Winnipeg. That’s according to Loren Remillard, president of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce, who says stepping up policing in the …
Nearly $900,000 has been granted for recreational trail projects throughout the province following a first round of applications for the 2020-21 Trails Manitoba Grant Program, Conservation and Climate Minister Sarah …
Heading into a second fall season of the COVID pandemic, the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ is hoping to encourage workers and students to spend time downtown again with the launch of …
A Manitoba farm advocacy group is urging grain handlers to consider reducing — or even eliminating — grain elevator fees in light of the immense financial strain the drought has …
For Jenine Campbell-Cove, a career in the oil and gas industry just made sense. A member of the Saulteau First Nation, near Grande Prairie in northwestern Alberta, Campbell-Cove was 19 …
Manitoba ranks third on the list of provinces directing funding to combat COVID-19 at 3.3 per cent of its GDP, but across the country, the federal government is largely funding …
The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce (MCC) has announced that the ever-popular Tourism Rebate Incentive Program (TRIP) will be going for an additional 18 days. The Phase 2 TRIP window opens …
They’re no longer mandated by the province, but for Nikki Tardi-Pachniosky, masks are here to stay. “Since our capacity limits have gone up to 100 per cent, we’re double booking …
The City of Winnipeg says recent renovations at two city parks will make them both more enjoyable and more accessible. Fort Rouge East-Fort Garry Coun. Sheri Rollins, chair of the …
The Manitoba government is spending more than $600,000 in a skilled trades training initiative for Indigenous women in four northern and remote communities. The government has partnered up with the …