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News Release Manitoba Government Announces $1.5 Million in Support for Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre April 15, 2025 – The Manitoba government is providing $1.5 million through the Mino’Ayaawag Ikwewag Strategy to support the construction and startup funding for the Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre, Families Minister Nahanni Fontaine, minister responsible for women and gender equity, announced today.
News Release Manitoba Government Announces More Workers Will Be Able to Stay in Manitoba April 15, 2025 – The Manitoba government has announced a two-year Manitoba-specific extension to facilitate work permits for prospective Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) candidates, Labour and Immigration Minister Malaya Marcelino announced today.
The Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Second Session, Forty-Third Legislature
Government Bills
2nd Reading
Bill 3 The City of Winnipeg Charter Amendment and Planning Amendment Act
Bill 4 The Planning Amendment Act
Bill 6 The Public Schools Amendment Act
Bill 7 The Human Tissue Gift Amendment Act
Bill 11 The Oil and Gas Amendment Act
Bill 13 The Minor Amendments and Corrections Act, 2025
Bill 14 The Insurance Amendment Act
Bill 15 The Real Estate Services Amendment Act
Bill 16 The Municipal Councils and School Boards Elections Amendment and Public Schools Amendment Act
Bill 18 The Public Schools Amendment Act (Indigenous Languages of Instruction)
Bill 19 The Public Schools Amendment Act (Safe Schools)
Bill 20 The Community Child Care Standards Amendment and Education Administration Amendment Act
Bill 21 The Protecting Youth in Sports Act
Bill 22 The Environment Amendment and Waste Reduction and Prevention Amendment Act
Bill 24 The Workers Compensation Amendment Act
Bill 26 The Vital Statistics Amendment Act
Bill 27 The Income Tax Amendment Act
Bill 28 The Manitoba Hydro Amendment Act
Bill 29 The Workplace Safety and Health Amendment Act
Bill 33 The Public Health Amendment Act
Bill 34 The Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Motor Carrier Enforcement)
Bill 36 The Drivers and Vehicles Amendment and Highway Traffic Amendment Act
Bill 37 The Manitoba Financial Services Authority Act and Amendments to Various Other Acts
Bill 38 The Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Traffic Safety Measures)
Bill 39 The Public Schools Amendment Act (Campaign Financing for School Trustees)
Bill 43 The Human Rights Code Amendment Act
Private Members’ – Public Bills
Introduced
Bill 218 The Climate Action Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) – The Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act is amended to proclaim the month of April of each year as Climate Action Month.
Bill 219 The Police Services Amendment Act (Obligation to Respond to Police Wrongdoings) – The Police Services Act is amended to require a police officer to intervene if they see another officer committing a wrongdoing. The officer must also report the wrongdoing to their police chief.
- A police service must not employ a person who has been convicted for failing to comply with these requirements as a police officer for a period of 12 months after the conviction.
Bill 227 The Free Trade and Mobility Within Canada Act – The Free Trade and Mobility Within Canada Act is established.
- A Canadian jurisdiction that enacts similar laws or takes other measures to eliminate trade barriers with Manitoba may be designated as a reciprocating jurisdiction.
- Goods that are manufactured, produced or approved for use in a reciprocating jurisdiction are exempt from fees and testing in Manitoba and must be treated as if they were manufactured, produced or approved for use in Manitoba.
- In addition, a person who holds a licence or other certification to practise a profession or occupation in a reciprocating jurisdiction is entitled to be issued the equivalent licence or certification in Manitoba if the person is in good standing in their own jurisdiction and holds satisfactory liability insurance.
Bill 228 The Retail Sales Tax Amendment Act (Farmer’s Identification Number) – The Retail Sales Tax Act is amended to enable a person engaged in farming to obtain a farmer’s identification number.
- A person who provides their farmer’s identification number is not required to pay the tax on products and services that are exempt when used in farming.
- The person must provide a declaration respecting their use of the tax-exempt products or services in farming.
- A consequential amendment is made to The Tax Administration and Miscellaneous Taxes Act.
2nd Reading
Bill 225 The Public Schools Amendment Act (Universal Screening for Learning Disabilities)
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