Departmental Information, Reports and Statistics

On this page:

• Departmental Briefings
• Departmental Annual Reports
• Main Estimates Supplement
• Departmental Reports and Statistics
• Cross-Departmental Reports

Departmental Briefings

The transition binder prepared by the Department and provided to a new Minister upon appointment that describes the department structure, responsibilities, priorities and critical issues, as well as any advisory notes, briefing notes or other materials provided to the minister after the September 2019 election.

Transition binders may contain confidential information that could impact third parties, or reveal advice and options being developed in anticipation of pending government decisions and policies if disclosed. To protect this confidentiality and enable this deliberative process, there may be some information in a transition binder that has been redacted.

Departmental Briefing---AgricultureCrown ServicesEducation and TrainingFamiliesFinanceGrowth, Enterprise and TradeHealth, Seniors and Active LivingIndigenous and Northern RelationsInfrastructureJusticeMunicipal RelationsSustainable DevelopmentSport, Culture and Heritage

Departmental Annual Reports

Annual reports for every Manitoba government department:

Departmental Annual Reports---AgricultureCivil Service CommmissionCrown ServicesEducation and TrainingFamiliesFinanceGrowth, Enterprise and TradeHealth, Seniors and Active LivingIndigenous and Northern RelationsInfrastructureJusticeMunicipal RelationsSustainable DevelopmentSport, Culture and Heritage

Main Estimates Supplement

Main Estimates Supplement --- Agriculture and Resource Development Central Services Conservation and Climate Crown Services Education Families Finance Health and Seniors Care Indigenous and Northern Relations Justice Legislative and Public Affairs Mental Health, Wellness and Recovery Manitoba Infrastructure Municipal Relations Sport, Culture and Heritage

Departmental Reports and Statistics

Department reports for every Manitoba government department:

Cross-Departmental Reports

Enforcement of public health orders

Manitobans and businesses have responded positively to the public health orders and the majority of interactions have been educational in nature. Many agencies have been doing considerable proactive work throughout the province but in some cases, enforcement was necessary.

View additional COVID-19 Enforcement data and graphs

CORRECTION: The weekly update to enforcement of public health orders for the week of November 30 - December 6 incorrectly stated the Costco Wholesale at 1499 Regent Avenue West in Winnipeg received a $5,000 business fine. This error has since been corrected.

Enforcement of Public Health Orders--- Enforcement Report: May 3 - May 9, 2021 Enforcement Report: April 26 - May 2, 2021 Enforcement Report: April 19 - April 25, 2021 Enforcement Report: April 12 - April 18, 2021 Enforcement Report: April 5 - April 11, 2021 Enforcement Report: March 29 - April 4, 2021 Enforcement Report: March 22 - March 28, 2021 Enforcement Report: March 15 - March 21, 2021 Enforcement Report: March 8 - March 14, 2021 Enforcement Report: March 1 - March 7, 2021 Enforcement Report: February 22 - February 28, 2021 Enforcement Report: February 15 - February 21, 2021 Enforcement Report: February 8 - February 14, 2021 Enforcement Report: February 1 - February 7, 2021 Enforcement Report: January 25 - January 31, 2021 Enforcement Report: January 18 - January 24, 2021 Enforcement Report: January 11 - January 17, 2021 Enforcement Report: January 4 - January 10, 2021 Enforcement Report: December 28 - January 3, 2021 Enforcement Report: December 21 - December 27 Enforcement Report: December 14 - December 20 Enforcement Report: December 7 - December 13 Enforcement Report: November 30 - December 6 Enforcement Report: November 23 - November 29 Enforcement Report: November 16 - November 22 Enforcement Report: November 9 - November 15 Enforcement Report: November 2 - November 8 Enforcement Report: October 26 - November 1 Enforcement Report: October 19 - October 25 Enforcement Report: October 13 - October 18 Enforcement Report: October 6 - October 12 Enforcement Report: September 29 - October 5 Enforcement Report: September 22 - September 28 Enforcement Report: September 15 - September 21 Enforcement Report: September 8 - September 14 Enforcement Report: August 31 - September 7 Enforcement Report: August 24 to August 30 Enforcement Report: August 18 - August 24 Enforcement Report: August 11 - August 17 Enforcement Report: August 4 - August 10 Enforcement Report: July 27 - August 3 Enforcement Report: July 20 - July 26 Enforcement Report: July 13 - July 19 Enforcement Report: July 6 - July 12 Enforcement Report: June 29 - July 5 Enforcement Report: June 22 - June 28 Enforcement Report: June 15 - June 21 Enforcement Report: June 8 - June 14 Enforcement Report: June 1 - June 7 Enforcement Report: May 25 - May 31 Enforcement Report: May 18 - May 24

Lead in soil report

Manitoba Government commissioned an independent report to identify sources of lead contamination, conduct a cross-jurisdictional review of lead mitigation efforts and propose risk management and communication recommendations.

The report was presented to government in December 2019, and the province, involving Manitoba Health Seniors and Active Living, Manitoba Conservation and Climate and Manitoba Education reviewed its findings and recommendations.

• Memo: Presentation of Report by Evaluation Committee (pdf)
• Summary of Findings: Lead Concentrations in Soil in Winnipeg Neighbourhoods (pdf)
• Assessment of Elevated Concentrations of Lead in Soil in Winnipeg Neighbourhoods (pdf)

Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth - Recommendations Action Planning (MACY-RAP) Committee

The Manitoba government is responsible for responding to the recommendations set out in special reports released by the Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth. Recognizing these issues cross government departments and should reflect the province's public sector transformation objectives, the deputy ministers of Education and Training, Health, Seniors and Active Living, Families and Justice formed a committee to collectively guide this important work. They recognize the safety, well-being and care of Manitoba’s children and youth is a shared responsibility and that government's work is most effective when our actions are comprehensive and coordinated.

The committee's first update to MACY was submitted in April 2019. Updates will be prepared in June and December of every year to reflect government-wide action on the recommendations made in MACY's special reports, and will be posted below.

June 2020

• letter to the advocate (pdf 311 KB)
• report on government progress (pdf 774 KB)

December 2019

• letter to the advocate (pdf 25 KB)
• report on government progress (pdf 740 KB)

June 2019

• letter to the Advocate (pdf 65 KB)
• report on government progress (pdf 131 KB)
• appendix (pdf 416 KB)

April 2019

• letter to the Advocate (pdf 157 KB)
• terms of reference for the MACY-RAP committee (pdf 152 KB)
• report on government progress (pdf 357 KB)

Reports on Harassment and Sexual Harassment

Sexual Harassment in the Workplace (pdf)

Service Agreements

Agreement to Provide Services with Morneau Shepell (pdf)