Manitoba Government Announces New Name for Winnipeg Personal Care Home

The Manitoba government says it has moved 249 people who had been living in encampments into transitional and permanent supported housing with help from local partners, since launching the new strategy at the start of last year. This brings the total housed to 249, up from 186 previously reported in February, as the province aims to end chronic…

The Manitoba government announced $750,000 in funding to upgrade the field and lighting systems at the Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex in Winnipeg. Manitoba Sport Minister Nellie Kennedy made the announcement, highlighting benefits for attracting major competitions and supporting athletes and officials.

The article reports that the Manitoba government acknowledged animal control challenges and supports community work to manage stray dog populations, noting that animal control is the responsibility of municipalities and communities. It also states that the government is working to support community-led approaches under the Northern and Remote Veterinary…

The Manitoba Métis Federation opened Louis Riel College’s first official campus on the ground floor of its building at 200 Main St. in Winnipeg, offering in-person training primarily in health care and Indigenous-focused early childhood education with plans to expand programs. The campus launch included plans to develop an Indigenous-focused practical…

The Manitoba government has launched an external review of the child and family services funding model. The review aims to assess how funding is allocated and delivered for child and family services.

Manitoba’s first supervised consumption site will fully open in Winnipeg on August 11. The article reports the government’s announcement confirming the opening date and the full activation of the site.

The article reports that Manitoba’s government announced $459,000 in additional funding for the North End Women’s Centre to support a planned expansion from 5,940 to 19,815 square feet, including eight new transitional housing units and a larger drop-in space. The project brings the province’s total contribution to $1.34 million as part of the…

The Manitoba government is investing $459,000 to help the North End Women’s Centre add eight transitional housing spaces and expand its drop-in programming and wraparound supports. This brings total provincial funding for the project to $1.34 million, aiming to provide safe, stable housing and culturally responsive support for women and gender-diverse…