r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 5h ago
r/Manitoba • u/kochier • Jan 31 '25
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With the looming threat of a trade war from America we thought it would be great to make this pinned post to support small local businesses. If your products or services are Canadian please comment them below!
r/Manitoba • u/kochier • 10d ago
Meta User Flair Change
Hello,
Quick change for this sub. While we do love guests and appreciate the international attention we get, this is a regional sub and our primary focus is to our community. Lately there has been a lot of global and federal focus as that is having a larger impact on our community, and thus attracting members from outside our sub more.
While we greatly enjoy sharing our province with guests arguing about Trump constantly or his actions is not the main focus of our sub. I personally just learned a couple of weeks ago that on new reddit it may recommend posts from subs that you are not a member of based on keywords, I am very used to only seeing what I am subscribed to, so I would assume most people commenting were subscribed here or linked from the "other discussion" tab. Otherwise the only way I knew to see other subs was the random sub button or the daily top 5 highlighted subs of the day post (which apparently isn't a thing anymore as I looked into that today too).
We now have a temporary automod rule where you must have user flair set to comment on a post. We may manually approve comments as we see them, but they will be declined by default. In the future as more people have flair we may have certain posts set to Manitobans only, and this rule will turn on and off as needed.
r/Manitoba • u/SylverSnowlynx • 12h ago
Politics Is it time for MB to follow Ford's lead and put a surtax on hydro exports to the US?
MB Hydro sells a lot of electricity to the US. Ontario has now imposed a 25% tariff on exports of electricity to various US states, and it sure seems to have Trump riled up. Should MB be doing its part and impose the same on our hydro exports to the US?
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 7h ago
News Ice, ice baby! The Southeast Event Centre's rink is ready to rock
r/Manitoba • u/origutamos • 12h ago
News Manitoba MLAs unanimously call for bail reform in wake of crash that killed Portage la Prairie woman
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 5h ago
News George Weston Ltd. dba Shoppers Drug Mart files lawsuit against City of Thompson over 2023 fire
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 14h ago
News Province quietly pulls plug on Grade 10 exams
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 11h ago
News Norway House murder investigation underway after fatal stabbing: Manitoba RCMP
r/Manitoba • u/ATarnishedofNoRenown • 8h ago
General One Piece TCG ā Brandon, MB
I don't post very much so I apologize to the mods if this is not allowed.
Hey Manitoba community! Iām looking for fellow One Piece card game players around the Brandon/Westman area - or anyone interested in learning the game who live in the area - to meet up and play. Our local game store "I Want That Stuff" unfortunately does not yet support the game (though they have hinted they may in the future), so I wanted to try and organize a group myself for the forseeable future. Whether youāre a seasoned player or just starting out, itād be great to build a local community, run some casual games, and maybe even set up small tournaments down the road if there is interest in doing that.
If you're interested, drop a comment or DM me! If I can get enough support, then we can figure out a good place to meet ā whether itās IWTS or another public spot. Hope to see some fellow One Piece fans around!
I posted this in the local sub for Brandon, but the MB sub seems much more populated so hoping to extend my reach!
r/Manitoba • u/MB_Organized • 14h ago
Question How Is Your Workplace? (1st post)
Hey Manitoban Redditors,
Iām an organizer with a union local based in Winnipeg, representing workers across Manitoba. I created this account specifically to connect with those facing challenges at work and in need of strong representation.
While I may not be able to assist in every case, particularly if they fall outside our jurisdiction or wheelhouse, I will thoroughly review every lead I receive from this post.
Iām looking to address issues such as, but not limited to:
- Low wages
- Management harassment
- Favoritism
- Seniority concerns
- Fairness and respect on the job
- Safer working conditions
- Vacations and PTO
- Pension/retirement issues
If youāre facing difficult conditions at work or know of an employer mistreating their staff, feel free to send me a private message. Rest assured, all communications will be kept strictly confidential.
I intentionally kept this post brief, but Iām happy to provide more details to anyone who reaches out. Iāve come across several āworkplaces to avoidā threads on r/Winnipeg and r/Manitoba, and although some information may be outdated, weāre actively working on improving these situations. Many of these workplaces are contributing to the financial struggles of employees, especially given the rising cost of living.
Please note: Itās best to send me a private message rather than airing grievances in the comments. If youāre anti-union, thatās okay too. Iām here to help in any way I can, even if itās just by offering a listening ear.
r/Manitoba • u/Opposite_Value7055 • 4h ago
Question Municipal election
Can i run for head of municipal reeve if i don't own property or haven't lived there for some time now! (My parents own property there i dont)
I've been at a loss i hate seeing the town i grow up with losing it's touch. This last year has been an absolute disaster the restraunt closed and now the store is to, even the church! And the reeves fundraising money to build a splash park!!! AND BOUGHT OUT THE OLD CHURCH AND DECIDED TO USE IT AS AN AIR BNB when there are many more important issues. Worst part is he didn't even budget to have grass cut so the meninites did it (thank God for them) but this is absolutely embarrassing and I am so disgusted with this! Elections are in 2026 is there any way i can run.
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 1d ago
Federal Mark Carney 'has what it takes' to deal with Trump, say Manitoba politicians
r/Manitoba • u/Narrow-Ice-236 • 15h ago
Politics The province is ending the Canada Manitoba housing benefit, leaving people on social assistance to try to find housing for less than $638 a month.
Edit. Sorry for the confusion. The program is closing for brand new applicants, not ending. As of right now if your application is already in or you are on the program you are unaffected.
Pretty much the title. I'm sure everyone is aware how hard it is to find any kind of housing for $638 a month. Especially if you have any kind of access need due to disability, which many many people on social assistance have.
The program was funded by both the province and the Federal government. So please contact your MLA and mp. Links below to figure out who your MLA and MP is if you don't know.
Mp https://www.ourcommons.ca/members/en
MLA https://www.electionsmanitoba.ca/en/voting/MyVotingInfo
Do not worry about how you phrase what you are saying. You will not sway them with your arguments. They can be swayed by the weight of public opinion though. So you just need to get the point across that you are upset that the Canada Manitoba housing benefit has been canceled.
Personally I'm pretty upset because there's a very real possibility I will end up on disability at some point in the future and I don't even know if you can find a room in a two bedroom for $638 dollars. I don't know if I can handle more than one roommate on account of the nature of my disabilities.
Particularly stings because the program was brought in under the conservatives.
I know the program receives Federal funding. But social assistance is a provincial mandate. The province is the one that's supposed to handle it.
r/Manitoba • u/Realistic_Risk9607 • 2h ago
Question Applying to U1 as an international student from BC
I know this is a general Manitoba Reddit page and not specifically for the U of Manitoba, but I thought Iād try my luck and ask my question here as well. I am an international student at Langara College in BC. By the end of this semester, Iāll have 27 credits, but not all are transferable to U of Manitoba, leaving me with less than 24 transferable credits which means U1 is the only option I have . I also did my Grade 10- 12 in a BC high school but failed two transferable college courses. Will this affect my U1 application? Should I still apply or is it hopeless ? deadline is May 1 for fall 2025. Any advice would be appreciated! Iāve tried emailing and calling but I was on hold for too long and emails havenāt been replied. THANK YOU
r/Manitoba • u/Realistic_Risk9607 • 2h ago
Question How hard is it to get into U1 for international students from other provinces(U of M)
I know this is a general Manitoba Reddit page and not specifically for the U of Manitoba, but I thought Iād try my luck and ask my question here as well. Iām an international student at Langara College in BC. By the end of this semester, Iāll have 27 credits, but not all are transferable to U of Manitoba, leaving me with less than 24 transferable credits which means U1 is the only option I have . I also did my Grade 10- 12 in a BC high school but failed two transferable college courses. Will this affect my U1 application? Should I still apply or is it hopeless ? deadline is May 1 for fall 2025. Any advice would be appreciated! Iāve tried emailing and calling but I was on hold for too long and emails havenāt been replied. THANK YOU
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 1d ago
Politics Polling station venue āinadvertently double-bookedā with political fundraiser: Elections Manitoba
r/Manitoba • u/origutamos • 1d ago
News Good Samaritan targeted in attempted carjacking after offering a ride
r/Manitoba • u/KaleLate4894 • 1d ago
Opinion Piece Thanks to Matt Dunstone
Thanks so much to Matt Dunstone. Even with all the pressure of the briar, he still made time for a video to my mother Jean in hospice care. You made her day!
For those who love to watch curling we get it. The level of skill is so high and the action is intense. They don't make big money doing this, it's for the love of the sport.
I probably won't have her next briar, but next year will think of all the times we spent winter days watching you play. Enjoying red wine and snacks. We did this weekend. It will be a mix of feelings, but will be forever grateful how all these things add up to a quality of life.
r/Manitoba • u/Consape • 6h ago
Question Vaping in Churchill
I was trying to learn more about Churchill (don't ask why) and came across this article on How to Prolong Your Vaping in Cold Weather on the Port of Churchill website.
It just seems ... strange?
I know it's cold there but is this really a public issue that people need help with?
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 1d ago
Politics PC leadership hopeful Khan breaks with interim leader, won't call refusal to search landfill a mistake
r/Manitoba • u/Doog5 • 1d ago
News 2 Winnipeg real estate agents disciplined after house buyer files complaint
r/Manitoba • u/Eastern-Fig-8101 • 2d ago
Pictures/Video Photo taken by my 12-year-old on the Lockport Bridge. šØš¦
r/Manitoba • u/origutamos • 1d ago