Blacklegged ticks are parasitic animals which are related to spiders. Blacklegged ticks cannot jump or fly. Instead, they seek hosts by climbing on vegetation such as grasses or shrubs and waiting for ...

PED is a virus that causes severe dehydration and diarrhea in pigs. The virus is generally fatal in very young animals, however older animals can recover. PED is not transmitted to humans or other ...

The Manitoba Drug Benefits Formulary is a list of drugs and other items specified as eligible benefits under the Manitoba Pharmacare drug benefit program. The Manitoba Drug Interchangeability ...

If you would like to add your name to our distribution list and receive any of the Manitoba Markets reports by email, please email us at [email protected] and specify which report you’d ...

The following guidelines pertain to programs that provide Manitobans who are currently in receipt of income assistance or who are employment disadvantaged, with an opportunity to participate in ...

The six standard components of the FWI System provide numerical ratings of relative wildland fire potential. The first three components are fuel moisture codes that follow daily changes in the ...

As of July 1, 2025, Manitoba requires that regulated vehicles that require a safety fitness certificate to legally operate in the province are marked with the National Safety Code (NSC) number of the ...

The Manitoba Biosimilars Initiative was implemented effective August 1, 2024 to improve the uptake of biosimilar drugs. Biosimilars present a significant opportunity for cost savings and health system ...

Motor Carrier Safety and Permits (MCSP) provides regulated vehicle safety monitoring and permitting to support road safety and economic development. MCSP provides client-focused services to ensure ...

Dangerous Goods Handling and Transportation Act Proposal - posted February 14, 2025 ...

For in-person payments, Manitoba elicensing inquiries, licence purchases or park reservations, please go to 118-1181 Portage Avenue. For all other inquiries, please contact 1-800-214-6497 so we can ...