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Manitoba 511 is a digital traveller information service provided by Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure to help you plan your routes safely and efficiently across the province of Manitoba. The website contains information on maps, traffic, …

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NOTE - Tax Amounts are based on 2024 tax brackets/rates and Basic Personal Amounts only - no other tax credits or deductions are included 2023 Basic Personal Amount Manitoba has changed the 2023 Basic Personal Amount, which is a non-refundable tax credit every Manitoba resident is entitled to claim on their income tax return. Effective for the 2023 tax year, the …

Manitoba Health issues a card (or registration certificate) to all Manitoba residents, which includes a 9-digit lifetime identification number for each family member.

Manitoba Health, Seniors and Long-Term Care issues a card (or registration certificate) to all Manitoba residents, which includes a 9-digit lifetime identification number for each family member.

I am pleased to welcome back to Manitoba our Canadian and Non-Resident anglers who are an important part of our province’s tourism and recreational fisheries. Last year, nearly 30,000 Canadian and Non-Resident licences were sold. Manitoba Resident anglers also continue to show their dedication and passion to this wonderful past time.

Simple. Personal. Tailored to your needs. Effective April 1, 2023, Manitobans living with severe and prolonged disabilities are invited to apply for Manitoba Supports for Persons with Disabilities. Here's what you should know about the new program.

Beginning with the 2021 taxation year, monthly Retail Sales Tax (RST) tax returns and tax payments must be completed using TAXcess, the Taxation Division’s online system. Paper returns will no longer be accepted. The previously announced change eliminating the commission paid to sales tax vendors filing monthly returns has been postponed until further notice. If the …

The following taxation changes were announced by Manitoba Finance Minister, the Honourable Adrien Sala, in his Budget Address on April 2, 2024.