Manitoba Government Invests $3 Million in Playgrounds ProvincewideManitoba Government Invests $3 Million in Playgrounds Provincewide

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

The City of Winnipeg announced Phase 2 of the Northwest Hydro Corridor, expanding the north Winnipeg active transportation path by about 1 kilometre on each end, bringing the total length to approximately 4.2 kilometres. The $3-million project includes new lighting, benches, a sidewalk on Admiral Avenue, future connections, and additional pedestrian…

The Manitoba government is expanding eligibility for the one-time Manitoba Flood Recovery Program (MFRP) to include additional communities severely impacted by June flooding. The expansion follows a review of impacts and adds specific municipalities to the MFRP criteria.

The Manitoba government will install fencing and other safety measures at the Whiteshell Provincial Park site where two boys drowned, including a fenced viewing area and updated signage. This follows a safety assessment of high-risk trails Province-wide, and the government is reviewing whether additional measures are needed at other parks.

The Manitoba government says it will install fencing and other safety measures at Whiteshell Provincial Park where two boys drowned earlier this month, including a fenced viewing area and updated signage. Environment Minister Mike Moyes says the updates follow a safety assessment of high-risk trails and the government is reviewing safety needs at other…

The article reports that construction will begin later this summer on Phase 2 of the Northwest Hydro Corridor Multi-Use Path in North Winnipeg, extending the route about two kilometres and ultimately reaching about 4.2 kilometres in length. The project, a $3-million expansion funded in part by a $330,000 contribution from Trails Manitoba, will add…

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. This investment brings total provincial funding for the project to $1.34 million.