Theme detail · Rolling 30 days
Official statements concerning public safety.
5 statements addressed public safety during the seven-day window.
2026-08-21 – 2026-09-19
Underlying material
Premier Tim Houston expressed condolences following the death of a woman during flooding in Nova Scotia. He thanked first responders, emergency workers, volunteers and municipal teams, and urged residents to follow local authorities’ advice, avoid roads during bad weather and take care of one another.
Official source for Tim HoustonPremier Wab Kinew announced a new Manitoba Parks specialty licence plate featuring a loon, selected through a public survey. The plate will be available in English and French beginning in spring 2027, with some sales proceeds supporting provincial park improvements through the Manitoba Provincial Parks Endowment Funds.
Official source for Wab KinewR.J. Simpson said construction has begun on a 30-unit social housing building in Hay River for single residents. The modular project will include 21 studio units and nine wheelchair-accessible studios, with accessibility, energy efficiency and safety features, and is expected to be completed by winter 2028.
Official source for R.J. SimpsonMark Carney is scheduled to announce an investment in Canadian manufacturing in Thunder Bay, Ontario, and later tour a wildfire management centre and meet crew members. The manufacturing announcement will be open to media, while the wildfire centre visit will have a pooled photo opportunity.
Official source for Mark CarneyPremier Rob Lantz announced a revised Prince Edward Island cabinet, assigning ministers responsibility for transportation, justice, health, finance and affordability, energy, education, housing, agriculture and other portfolios. Lantz said the team will focus on health care, affordability, energy security, economic growth, primary care access and public services.
Official source for Rob Lantz