The Advocate for Children and Youth Amendment Act
This bill updates Manitoba's Advocate for Children and Youth Act to expand gender identity recognition, UN treaty guidance, and review timelines.
This bill updates Manitoba's Advocate for Children and Youth Act to expand gender identity recognition, UN treaty guidance, and review timelines.
This Manitoba bill designates December as Christian Heritage Month to recognize Christian contributions to the province.
This bill requires Manitoba's Workers Compensation Board to return surplus funds to employers when its assets exceed 1.25 times its liabilities.
This Manitoba bill imposes a 30-year licence suspension for a first serious impaired driving conviction and a lifetime ban for a second.
This Manitoba bill designates the second week of February each year as Catholic Schools Week.
This Manitoba bill officially designates the last week of September as Deaf Awareness Week and September 23 as Day of Sign Languages.
This Manitoba bill reduces the residency requirement to vote or run in elections from six months to three months.
This Manitoba bill allows non-resident property owners to vote in school board elections under certain conditions.
This Manitoba bill lets local traffic authorities set speed limits on provincial roads passing through urban areas within their boundaries.
This Manitoba bill increases fines for drivers who illegally pass a stopped school bus, with higher penalties for repeat offences.
This Manitoba bill requires all new school buses made after 2026 to have three-point seat belts for passengers.
This Manitoba bill designates April as 'Climate Action Month' to raise awareness about climate change impacts.
This Manitoba bill designates June 12 as Celebration of Philippine Independence Day each year.
This Manitoba bill changes provincial election day from Tuesday to Saturday, starting with the 2027 general election.
This Manitoba bill increases penalties for illegally hunting protected species and bans poison-trapping permits.
This bill sets March 14, 2027 as the fixed date for Manitoba to permanently stop changing clocks for daylight saving time.
This Manitoba bill lowers the starting age for routine breast cancer screening from 50 to 40 by end of 2026.
This Manitoba bill adds driver's licence suspensions, vehicle seizures, and forfeiture for people who use a vehicle to commit criminal harassment (stalking).
This Manitoba bill requires budget implementation bills to be reviewed by a public committee for at least 10 hours.
This Manitoba bill removes an occupier's legal liability when a trespasser aged 12+ is injured while committing a crime on their property.