Manitoba Government Invests $42,000 to Support Rural Municipality of St. Clements Recreation Master Plan

The Manitoba government expanded its one-time flood recovery grant program to include 13 additional municipalities affected by June storms and flooding, bringing the total to more than 50 communities eligible. The funding targets homeowners and tenants in those municipalities who may not qualify for other disaster financial assistance, with applications…

The province announced $750,000 in funding to upgrade the field and lighting system at the Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex in Winnipeg. Manitoba Sport Minister Nellie Kennedy announced the support, highlighting it as an investment in community, youth, volunteers, and the future of soccer in the province.

The provincial government is providing $98,000 from the From the Ground Up — Safe Healthy Communities for All program to Rivers to restore the train station, create a bicycle museum on the site, expand bike trails, and support a research project with Ryukoku University for the planned museum. The funding will fund restoration work, virtual and physical…

The Manitoba government has committed $98,000 through the From the Ground Up – Safe Healthy Communities for ALL program to the Rivers Train Station Restoration and Heritage Committee for an economic development capacity-building project. The project will partner with Brandon University’s Rural Development Institute to pilot community economic development…

The federal, provincial, and municipal governments are investing $8.84 million in water, stormwater, and wastewater infrastructure for St. Stephen, Harvey, Sussex, and Grand Lake, aimed at enabling housing development in rural communities. The funds will support up to 108 homes in St. Stephen (including 10 affordable units), up to 100 homes in Harvey, 21…

The Manitoba government expanded flood relief to 13 additional communities, bringing the total eligible communities to 29 under Manitoba’s flood recovery program. Infrastructure Minister Lisa Naylor says the spring floods were unprecedented and linked to climate change, with the government providing aid to damaged infrastructure, homes, and other needs,…

The Manitoba government expanded the one-time Manitoba Flood Recovery Program (MFRP) eligibility to help additional communities severely impacted by June flooding, including several municipalities and RMs. The expansion follows a review of provincewide impacts and aims to provide essential recovery support and future mitigation, alongside the already…

The Manitoba government is expanding the one-time Manitoba Flood Recovery Program (MFRP) eligibility to include additional communities severely affected by June flooding. The expansion follows a review of impacts and aims to help homeowners, tenants, and communities recover and build mitigation for the future.

The Manitoba government has launched an external review of the child and family services funding model. The review will assess the current funding model and its impacts, according to an announcement from the minister.

The Manitoba government is launching an independent external review of the provincial Child and Family Services (CFS) funding and governance model. The review, to be conducted by an external consulting firm, will examine funding supports and pressures, financial management and oversight, governance related to funding and accountability, and opportunities…

The article reports that Dauphin, Manitoba, is among new communities added to the flood recovery program expanded by the government. It covers the July 27, 2026 announcement about the expansion and inclusion of additional communities in the program.

The Manitoba government expanded the one-time Manitoba Flood Recovery Program (MFRP) to include 13 additional communities in the WestMan and Parkland regions. Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Lisa Naylor announced the expansion to help homeowners, tenants, and affected areas recover from recent flooding.

The Manitoba government announced additional funding to expand the North End Women’s Centre in Winnipeg. The article states the funding will be used to grow the centre’s services and capacity.

The Manitoba government is providing $750,000 to support upgrades at the Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex. The funding is intended to help cover the costs of those upgrades at the Winnipeg soccer facility.

The province is investing $750,000 to upgrade the Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex, including replacement of the outdoor field pitch and lighting system to host high-level events. The funding is framed as an investment in healthy communities and the future of sport in Manitoba, with potential to support Winnipeg’s forthcoming Northern Super League team and…

The Manitoba government announced a $3 million investment through the Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities Play Structure Fund to revamp 43 playgrounds across the province, including 38 new projects. The program covers up to 75 percent of eligible project costs, to a maximum of $100,000 per project, with recipient communities such as Hartney School,…

The Manitoba government will spend $750,000 to upgrade the Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex in south Winnipeg, funding the replacement of the outdoor field pitch and lighting system. The upgrades aim to modernize the facility to continue hosting high-level competition, community programming, and sporting events.

The federal government announced $1.3 million in funding over two years to support Francophone immigration in Manitoba, for a project to recruit and retain Francophone newcomers, research community needs, and address skills gaps. The program is administered by the Economic Development Council for Manitoba Bilingual Municipalities (CDEM) in collaboration…

The Manitoba and federal governments will provide targeted enhancements to AgriStability to assist farmers affected by heavy rainfall and flooding, including waivers for 2025 late-filing penalties for municipalities and First Nation communities that declared a flood state of emergency. They will also raise the maximum interim payment in the 2026…

The Manitoba government expanded the Flood Recovery Program to include 13 additional rural municipalities affected by heavy rainfall in June, offering financial assistance to homeowners who may not qualify for other aid if flood insurance is available. Minister Lisa Naylor stated the expansion aims to help communities recover and build mitigation for the…

The Manitoba government is investing $459,000 to help the North End Women’s Centre (NEWC) add eight transitional housing spaces and expand its drop-in programming and wraparound supports in Winnipeg’s North End. This brings total provincial funding for the project to $1.34 million.