The Manitoba government is fighting back in the ongoing trade war with the United States by ending its provincial parks ...

Entry to provincial parks will be waived for one year, starting April 1. The measure is included in the Manitoba budget, ...

Budget documents show Parks Canada is bracing for $450 million in cuts and lapsed funding over the next two years — ...

The Manitoba government is hiking capital spending and introducing new tax rules in a deficit budget aimed at safeguarding ...

The Manitoba government’s budget is one it says puts the province and country first. Manitoba is not backing down. That was ...

Manitoba's 2025 budget comes amid an ongoing trade war with the United States, and the continuing uncertainty over U.S. president Donald Trump's tariffs looms large.

The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) expresses encouragement about Manitoba’s momentum in conservation efforts, ...

The Manitoba Government, Parks Canada, and the Seal River Watershed Alliance invited stakeholders–including rights holders, lodge owners, outfitters, tourism associations, and other NGOs –to ...

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew and Finance Minister ... Entry fees to provincial parks are being waived for one year, although fees for camping and other activities will continue.