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10 hours ago · The commissioner is raising meal allowances up to a maximum of $61.85 for dinner — there are lower amounts for breakfast and lunch — saying current rates have not kept pace with rising costs ...
1 day ago · WINNIPEG — Manitoba provincial politicians will be getting raises in the coming years, along with more money for expenses such as office rent and meals. A report from the province's independent commissioner on politician pay and benefits says the base pay for members of the legislative assembly will rise by 2.5 per cent next year and 2.75 per cent the following year.
15 hours ago · Three Manitoba First Nations and the province of Manitoba have struck a deal to create a long-term forestry plan in the Swan Valley region, an agreement being called an act of economic reconciliation.
3 days ago · Regulations under The Buildings Act in force on June 25, 2024 (unless otherwise noted). Show all consolidated regulations. General information about consolidated regulations.
2 days ago · Committed to taking real action to tackle climate change, the governments of Canada and Manitoba are investing $10.9 million in 32 projects that will reduce emissions and help Manitoba businesses access low-carbon technologies that save money and energy, create jobs and build climate resilient communities, Manitoba Environment and Climate Change Minister Tracy Schmidt and Terry Duguid ...
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5 days ago · The Manitoba government is providing more than $265,000 to support programs and services aimed at preventing crime and promoting safer communities in northern Manitoba, Justice Minister Matt Wiebe announced today. “Every Manitoban deserves to feel safe in their communities,” said Wiebe.
