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Manitoba civil servant loses title after premier learns he travelled to Las Vegas to referee UFC match A senior Manitoba civil servant was stripped of his assistant deputy minister title after Premier Brian Pallister learned he travelled to Las Vegas to referee a UFC match, but the government refuses to say whether the employee had been granted permission for the travel.  Social Sharing

WINNIPEG — A Manitoba public servant has lost an interim appointment after travelling to the United States to referee mixed martial arts fights.The move, first reported by the CBC, comes after Jerin . . .

Winnipeg Free Press By: The Canadian Press Last Modified: 12:48 PM CDT Wednesday, Apr. 14, 2021 | Updates Save to Read Later MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES Premier Brian Pallister arrives at room 68 in the Manitoba Legislative building for a press conference with Jerin Valel (right), Director of technology and transformation. WINNIPEG - A Manitoba public servant has lost an interim appointment after travelling to the United States to referee mixed martial arts fights. Winnipeg Free Press WINNIPE...

Posted: Feb 20, 2021 4:06 PM CT | Last Updated: February 20 Tiber River Naturals storefront on Academy Road in Winnipeg. In recent weeks, the company has become the target of a social media campaign accusing it of fostering an abusive workplace marred by racism, withheld wages and other labour violations.(Darin Morash/CBC) A former employee is suing a Winnipeg-based wellness company that is currently facing backlash from a social media campaign, alleging Tiber River let her go because she was pregnant. Deanne MacNeil, who was the company's marketing manager, filed her statement of claim agai...

A recording of the head of Manitoba Hydro telling employees the Crown corporation is about to underg...