Le gouvernement du Manitoba a l'obligation légale de consulter les Premières Nations, les Métis, les Inuit et les communautés autochtones locales au sujet des lois, règlements, décisions ou mesures ...

Manitoba Finance is responsible for managing the province's fiscal and financial resources, allocating funds to other governmental departments and promoting an open government and engaged Manitobans.

When a serious incident occurs at a workplace, the employer is required to notify the Workplace Safety and Health Branch (WSH) of the incident immediately, and by the fastest means of communication ...

This Annual Report is organized in accordance with the appropriation structure for Manitoba Finance. The report includes information at the main and sub-appropriation levels relating to the Department ...

This index was created by the Archives of Manitoba to facilitate access to estate files and associated probate records for deceased individuals whose estates were probated in a Manitoba court. The ...

Call 204-948-4000. If you are deaf or hard-of-hearing, call 1-800-855-0511 (Manitoba Relay Service); Or Visit in-person at the 111 Rorie Street office. If you have children or require accessibility ...

Private adoptions are facilitated by a licensed adoption agency or a child and family services agency. Planning for a private adoption often begins with one or both of the birth parents asking an ...

Recent years have seen a dramatic new focus on an old disease – osteoporosis (a condition characterized by reduced bone strength and susceptibility to bone fracture). Formerly osteoporosis was seen as ...

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This cookbook contains recipes from the Healthy Baby program that are nutritious, delicious and easy to prepare.

Many Manitobans need prescription drugs to manage their illnesses. In some cases, a single prescription can be as much and sometimes more than a family’s annual deductible amount. The Deductible ...