The Manitoba government has passed a law that will allow authorities to detain methamphetamine drug users for three days.

Manitoba's provincial government is launching a financial incentive for private and non-profit housing developers to get more ...

The Manitoba government says it has added 323 fully staffed hospital beds across the province since October 2023, including ...

A detox centre, capable of holding people intoxicated on meth and other drugs for up to three days, is expected to open in ...

A facility where people who are intoxicated can be detained for up to three days is slated to begin accepting people by the ...

The Manitoba government will spend more than $175 million over the next five years through an incentive program to build ...

The Manitoba government says it hopes a new housing construction incentive plan will lead to more development and get more ...

Horrific as the particulars are, the potential for longer term damage of Canada’s highest court appearing in such a Nuts ’R Us light is in some ways worse. Already, there are serious people seriously ...

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says a facility set up to detain people who are highly intoxicated for up to three days is ...

The Carney government may be on the right track, but whether the budget delivers remains to be seen. Success requires the ...

Political interference, underfunding of the judiciary, and growing public distrust are taking a toll on democracy, legal ...

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew stirred up controversy Monday in denouncing a Supreme Court of Canada ruling on child pornography ...