Routine Proceedings is the most familiar aspect of the daily sitting of the Manitoba Legislature. Following the daily Prayer, the Speaker calls the items of Routine Proceedings. This segment lasts ...

The purpose of the Child Abuse Registry is to help child and family services agencies protect children. Under certain circumstances, an employer or organization can access the Registry to determine ...

If you think a child is being harmed or neglected, contact Child and Family Services (CFS) at 1 (866) 345-9241. In Winnipeg, contact (204) 944-4200. NOTE: If this is an emergency, contact your local ...

The Department of Families is organized into several divisions that are responsible for a wide range of programs and services that are delivered by the department, or by community-based partner ...

The prevention, management and control of communicable diseases requires the active participation and cooperation of all health-care professionals and practitioners. While this manual is intended to ...

Manitoba Parks offers some of the lowest park entrance fees and camping fees in North America, making our provincial parks as accessible as possible to everyone. Fees are charged to help recover ...

Manitoba’s Path to Net Zero is a bold strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, strengthen communities, and build a resilient, low-carbon economy that benefits all Manitobans. The plan outlines ...

2025 Wildfire Recovery (Update July 6, 2026): Park visitors can expect a mix of reopenings and closures through the summer season as recovery work continues. Plan ahead and check for the latest ...

Free pads and tampons are now available throughout Manitoba as part of the Access for All Period program, led by the Manitoba government. This program is focused on ending period poverty by providing ...

The Human Rights Code is Manitoba's provincial human rights law. It protects individuals and groups in Manitoba from discrimination and is administered by the Manitoba Human Rights Commission. The ...

The Manitoba Crop Pest Update is published weekly from mid-May until late August. Current reports and observations on populations of insects, diseases and weeds of field crops are compiled weekly, and ...

Manitoba’s Conservation Officer Service protects public safety, our natural resources and the environment through education and enforcement. Conservation officers provide critical front-line services ...