Manitoban Legislation

Lets people sue when intimate images are shared or threatened. Judges can order removal, deletion, removal from search, and consider victims' wishes; platforms are shielded if they act.

Car insurance discounts will follow the vehicle owner's driving record. That may raise or lower your bill based on tickets or long safe driving.

Allows schools, band councils, and union training centres to open adult learning centres by themselves. This can create more local classes and flexible schedules.

If government uses the notwithstanding clause, it must ask the top court to say which rights are affected and whether limits are justified. The law still applies.

The law says sign languages are real languages and names ASL, LSQ, Indigenous and tactile sign languages. It does not create new services.

People must be 18 and show photo ID to buy pepper spray or long blades. Online sellers verify age and require ID at delivery; sellers keep basic sales records.

The law bans carrying listed weapons in public parts of towns and cities. Police can seize items and fines or jail can follow.

Ministers lose half their extra pay if government tries to weaken or pause the tax referendum rule. If the change fails, withheld pay is returned.

Lets the government pay for schools, health care, and services at the start of the year with temporary spending limits. It sets clear dollar caps so services continue.

Workers may swap Good Friday or Christmas for their own holy day with 30 days' notice. Employers must accommodate unless it causes serious hardship or safety risk.

If a funded group breaks workplace or human rights law, the minister must stop their government funding. Funding can be restored only if cutting it would harm people.

People held before trial can join re-entry programs for housing, health care, and life skills. The government must publish a yearly report on program use and results.

Elections would be held on a Saturday starting in 2027. You may find voting easier if you work weekdays, but some deadlines and schedules change.

Requires a public autism plan in two years. It aims to improve diagnosis, school and child care supports, jobs, housing, and annual public reports.

Makes June 12 a yearly day to honour Filipino history and culture. It is symbolic only and does not create a day off work or school.

Land up to 5 hectares may be treated as one property class. Owners of 2 to 12 acre lots could see taxes change immediately.

Builders must start within six months and finish by set deadlines or the permit can be revoked. Appeals stop revocation while the Municipal Board reviews.

The council must publish official retail milk prices online and in public notices. Shoppers and stores can check the posted consumer price to avoid surprise charges.

Creates a yearly day to support men and boys as allies against gender-based violence. People may see events and can wear a moose hide pin to show support.

Clocks will move forward on March 14, 2027 and stay on daylight time year-round. People and businesses should update schedules and devices.

December will be a yearly Christian heritage month. It may prompt voluntary events and messages, but it does not change services, schools, or paid holidays.

If the workers compensation fund is over target, employers who paid assessments may get a refund or credit within thirty days.

Public bodies must make and update accessibility plans with people with disabilities. Fines must fund education and an annual Access Awareness Week will start each May.