The Winnipeg Metropolitan Region leaders are proud to share the journey of Plan20-50—Manitoba’s first regional land use and servicing plan.
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Building Strong Communities: A Circular Approach
Building Strong Communities: A Circular Approach demonstrates the type of collaboration that will be necessary as Manitoba seeks to capitalize on opportunities for the future.
Circular Economy FAQs
Take a look at what a circular economy is, what it means for Manitobans and Canadians, and what you can do today to create a cleaner tomorrow.
Working Together on Plan20-50
This week brought a fantastic meeting on regional planning and Plan20-50 with participants from all over the province, the country, and the world.
Sustainable Procurement—What You Need to Know
What is sustainable procurement and how does it affect our day-to-day?
10 Fun Things to do in the WMR as restrictions begin lifting
Check out these 10 fun things to do this summer in the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region.
How to still enjoy your May Long
May Long weekend marks the start of summer for Manitobans. After six long months of huddling inside, we look forward to this time of year when we can finally pack up the car, bring out the flipflops, and kick off our first weekend away. As we know all too well, May...
Future Focus 2050 – Getting Ready for What’s Next…
As Manitoba celebrates 150 years strong this year, we invite you to join leaders in government, business, academia and civil society to explore the challenges and opportunities related to climate, technology, effective partnerships, infrastructure investment and...
Building Resiliency is a Team Sport
Today, the Honourable Brian Pallister, Premier of Manitoba made an announcement that will go a long way in ensuring communities across Manitoba are safe and resilient in the face of extreme weather and a changing climate. According the news release made by...
Two Minutes of Silence
Two minutes of silence, the playing of the Last Post, the recitation of In Flanders Fields, and the wearing of poppies are all part Remembrance Day but have we remembered everyone?
A Leadership Leap of Faith
With above normal rainfall in September and October, and a vicious Thanksgiving weekend snowstorm that not only dumped a pile of precipitation but crushed trees destroying approximately 10% of Winnipeg’s tree canopy, downed hydro lines also left thousands of Manitobans without power for almost two weeks.
Accountability Counts
Last week Premier Pallister announced the progress the Province of Manitoba has made with a common sense approach to purchasing. Since adopting a shared purchasing approach that includes a bulk buying arrangement, the province has realized savings of close...
1st in the Nation as Manitoba Leads Canada into the Future
The Collaborative Leadership Initiative is redefining the goal of economic development as enabling Manitoba to compete at the global level. By bringing Mayors, Reeves, and Chiefs of the First Nations together, we ensure that we will have the resources to build an...
The Rising Red: Our History May Repeating
If you have been down to The Forks or walked along any riverbank lately you will notice that the Red River is rising. Manitoba has seen unprecedented rainfall throughout September and early October. In Winnipeg alone we had 18 days of rain with a combined rainfall...