Category: Manitoba

Speak to a Justice to Seek a Lower Fine or Ask for More Time to Pay. If you want to admit the offence, (plead guilty) but wish to seek a reduction in the fine shown on the ticket, or if you would like more time to pay please call 204-945-3156 (Press 9 to speak to […]

around $100 to $200. The provincial government has scrapped a $55 maximum price cap for the safety inspections — required before a newly acquired vehicle can be registered in Manitoba — and will let auto repair shops set the cost, which one mechanic estimated is actually around $100 to $200. How often do you have […]

Light vehicles are only required to undergo a vehicle inspection for registration: upon change of ownership. when coming from out of province. Is an Alberta safety valid in Manitoba? You’ll need a Temporary Registration Permit to bring your vehicle into Manitoba. Once in Manitoba, you’ll need the documentation outlined above to register your vehicle. We […]

The certificate issued on vehicles purchased from a dealer is valid for a one-year period commencing from the date of inspection completion. If the vehicle changes ownership within the one-year validity of the certificate, the valid certificate may be transferred to the new owner. How long is a vehicle safety good for in Manitoba? one […]

Manitoba Health issues a card (or registration certificate) to all Manitoba residents, which includes a 9-digit lifetime identification number for each family member. What do you need to get a Manitoba Health Card? To be eligible for Manitoba Health coverage you must: Be a Canadian citizen or; Have Immigration status as outlined in The Health […]

regulated passenger vehicles a bus or van with manufacturer’s seating capacity of 11 people or more, including the driver. used by an organization to transport people. not receiving payment for the transport of people. used by an organization to transport people without receiving payment for the transport. What is considered a commercial vehicle in Manitoba? […]

Manitoba law requires that a licence plate be affixed to both the front and rear of the vehicle. (Exceptions are repairers, dealers, motorcycles, mopeds, tractors and trailers. These types of vehicles have one plate, which must be affixed to the rear of the vehicle.) Do you need 2 license plates in Canada? The remaining provinces, […]

If given a ticket by law enforcement, the fine will effect your Driver Safety Rating (DSR) and the price you pay for your licence and insurance (if you’re caught for speeding by a photo enforcement camera, your driver’s licence and insurance premiums will not be affected). How do I fight a photo radar ticket in […]

The province’s latest fire update reports no communities are at immediate risk, although wildfires and smoke have forced the evacuation of a fifth Manitoba Indigenous community. Manitoba currently has several active wildfires, including two northeast of Dauphin that are listed as out of control. Why is it smoky in Manitoba today? Smoke blanketing southeastern Manitoba, […]

Manitoba’s homicide rate is among the highest of any Canadian province, according to new numbers from Statistics Canada. In the report released on Monday, it states there were 61 homicides in Manitoba last year, which works out to 4.41 per 100,000 people. Which province in Canada has the most murders? This statistic shows the homicide […]