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WINNIPEG -- Business has all but stalled for Manitoba’s charter bus companies. Except for some school runs, president John Fehr says Winnipeg’s Beaver Bus Lines came to a halt when the pandemic began. It’s putting a financial strain on business “I’ve already, just last month, sold two buses and I’m looking to sell more,” said Fehr It’s the same story with other charter bus companies in Manitoba, as large weddings, festivals, sporting events and tours have been cancelled. David Anning is the president of Compass Coach Lines in Brandon. “It’s been a long struggle her...

The Manitoba Mineral Development Fund’s financial reserve is growing by $1 million thanks to an addition from provincial mining tax revenue, the government announced June 11. A successor program. . .

Manitoba Building Trades has been ousted from the Manitoba Construction Sector Council, over what it...

Article content Manitoba public health officials reported four additional deaths and 353 new cases of COVID-19 on Victoria Day Monday. As well, four Manitobans were sent to intensive care units in Ontario Sunday with more expected to be sent Monday. There were no details given on the four deaths due to the Victoria Day holiday, bringing the provincial death toll to 1,033 since the start of the pandemic last year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Four COVID deaths, 353 new cases reported in Manitoba Monday, four more patients sent to Ontario ICU...

Manitoba announced one additional death and 461 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday as the province’s positivity rate continued to spike.