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Winnipeg Free Press PUB orders Hydro to produce financial data Tribunal gives Crown utility 30 days to act on order; transparency vital to protect ratepayers, 'achieve public trust' By: Carol Sanders | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Tuesday, May. 11, 2021 Last Modified: 9:18 PM CDT Tuesday, May. 11, 2021 | Updates Save to Read Later The Public Utilities Board may soon be able to get a look at Manitoba Hydro's finances and predictions for future health, both of which have been kept under wraps in recent years. The Public Util...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Katlyn Streilein JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES South Beach Casino in Scanterbury. Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Corp. will be introducing “stadium gaming” areas to casino floors, once COVID-19 pandemic health restrictions loosen and operations resume. THE province’s government-run casinos are doubling down on new gaming technology. THE province’s government-run casinos are doubling down on new gaming technology. Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Corp. will introduce "stadium gaming" areas to casino floors, o...

Manitoba betting on electronic table games once government-run casinos reopen Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries said a new "stadium gaming" experience is in the cards. A dealer will lead the game from a distance, while players sit at their own interactive video display, properly distanced from others. Social Sharing

Winnipeg Free Press Save to Read Later The province’s auditor general says he is “examining allegations” involving Manitoba Hydro, although he wouldn’t elaborate. The province’s auditor general says he is "examining allegations" involving Manitoba Hydro, although he wouldn’t elaborate. Tyson Shtykalo confirmed the investigation after the provincial NDP caught wind of the probe and issued a news release on Thursday. Brandon Sun Files Tyson Shtykalo, Manitoba's Auditor General. The New Democrats also raised the issue in the legislature, claiming the investigation centred on ...

Brandon Sun By: Colin Slark Brad Wall Cost overruns on the Keeyask and Bipole III projects by Manitoba Hydro were caused by a combination of incomplete planning and lack of oversight by the Selinger government, according to the results of an economic review released by the Manitoba Government on Friday. Advertisement Cost overruns on the Keeyask and Bipole III projects by Manitoba Hydro were caused by a combination of incomplete planning and lack of oversight by the Selinger government, according to the results of an economic review released b...