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Gas prices set to jump with new clean fuel regulations - Vimarsana News

Gas prices set to jump with new clean fuel regulations

Gas prices are set to rise for the second time in 7 days for Atlantic Canadians.

Biz, labour hope for reboot under Stefanson - Vimarsana News

Biz, labour hope for reboot under Stefanson

Labour unions, the business community and Indigenous leaders are counting on Premier Heather Stefans...

Staffing concerns could be a grinch for struggling businesses in upcoming holiday season - Vimarsana News

Staffing concerns could be a grinch for struggling businesses in upcoming holiday season

Some struggling businesses are hopeful the upcoming holiday season may help them out, but there are concerns staffing shortages could be a grinch in some sectors.

Pallister legacy as premier makes lasting impact for critics, supporters - Vimarsana News

Pallister legacy as premier makes lasting impact for critics, supporters

Despite leading two of the largest majority governments in Manitoba history, Premier Brian Pallister...

Manitoba rapid test kit strategy shifts to partner organizations - Vimarsana News

Manitoba rapid test kit strategy shifts to partner organizations

Winnipeg Free Press By: Dylan Robertson Save to Read Later As of mid-July, 58,400 rapid test kits had been used of the 949,248 purchased by Ottawa or the provincial government. (Holger John / The Associated Press files) Manitoba continues to be slow at employing its complement of COVID-19 rapid tests, with 94 per cent sitting unused. Manitoba continues to be slow at employing its complement of COVID-19 rapid tests, with 94 per cent sitting unused. Fresh data show the province had used just 6.15 per cent of all its test kits as of mid-Jul...