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What is happening across rural Manitoba’s regional economies?The latest stories on RADAR take a closer look at the data ...
09/02/2026

What is happening across rural Manitoba’s regional economies?

The latest stories on RADAR take a closer look at the data behind five regions and what it tells us about their economies.

From the strength of Southwest’s key sectors and changing labour market conditions in Southeast, to the role of small businesses in Parklands, agriculture and new growth opportunities in North Central, and the rebound in Interlake’s business base, each region has a different story to tell.

RADAR brings regional data and local context together to help communities, economic developers, and decision-makers better understand the trends shaping rural Manitoba.

What is the data saying about your region?

Explore the latest stories: https://rmedcorp.ca/radar/

Join RRC Polytech’s Research Partnerships & Innovation team to hear real-world success stories from applied research par...
09/01/2026

Join RRC Polytech’s Research Partnerships & Innovation team to hear real-world success stories from applied research partnerships. Learn how RPI connects organizations with specialized expertise, talent, facilities and funding opportunities to improve productivity, accelerate innovation and support business growth.

📅 September 17
⏰ 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
📍 RRC Polytech Steinbach Campus
Unit 2 – 385 Loewen Blvd., Steinbach

RSVP or learn more:

Join us for an engaging session exploring the real-world experiences of organizations that have partnered with RRC Polytech’s Research Partnerships & Innovation (RPI) team to drive innovation, enhance productivity, and support business growth. Members of our applied research team will share insigh...

The Manitoba government has announced more than $100 million in targeted tariff supports for workers, businesses and pro...
08/31/2026

The Manitoba government has announced more than $100 million in targeted tariff supports for workers, businesses and producers.

The measures include financing, export assistance, wage subsidies, tax payment deferrals and expanded agricultural loan guarantees. They are intended to help businesses manage cash flow, retain workers, pursue export opportunities and diversify their markets.

Businesses and workers affected by tariffs can contact Manitoba’s tariff hotline for information and assistance.

Phone: 204-945-8011 or toll-free at 1-877-827-4330 (1-877-TARIFF-0) within Manitoba

Online inquiries: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/b997fcec780f4077b5c1b8ef2ab868c3

Read the full announcement: https://news.gov.mb.ca/news/index.html?item=75057&posted=2026-08-28

Province of Manitoba

How can municipalities support economic development while managing their legal responsibilities?Join RMED for a practica...
08/31/2026

How can municipalities support economic development while managing their legal responsibilities?

Join RMED for a practical conversation on the legal considerations that influence community growth, investment attraction and municipal priorities.

Jennifer Hanson and Margaretha Spezzano of TDS Law will share common challenges and practical strategies to help municipalities approach development decisions with greater confidence.

This webinar is relevant to municipal leaders, administrators, economic development professionals and community planners.

Register today: https://rmedcorp.ca/workshop/webinar-series-municipal-law-economic-development-legal-foundations-for-community-growth/

Bring your questions and join the conversation.

Congratulations to our Board Chair, Chuck Davidson, on his appointment as President and CEO of Winnipeg Economic Develop...
08/27/2026

Congratulations to our Board Chair, Chuck Davidson, on his appointment as President and CEO of Winnipeg Economic Development & Tourism.

Chuck has served as Chair of RMED since its inception in 2019, bringing a strong understanding of rural Manitoba and its economic opportunities to his leadership.

As Manitoba moves toward a more coordinated approach to economic development, we welcome the focus on stronger collaboration and connections across the province.

We look forward to continuing to work with Chuck and our partners to support rural communities and economic growth across Manitoba.

Congratulations, Chuck!
Read our full statement: https://rmedcorp.ca/congratulations-to-chuck-davidson-on-his-new-role/

The Manitoba government is seeking input to support the development of the Northern Manitoba Labour Force Development St...
08/21/2026

The Manitoba government is seeking input to support the development of the Northern Manitoba Labour Force Development Strategy.

Labour groups, postsecondary institutions, industry associations, communities, training partners and Northern Manitobans are encouraged to share their experiences and priorities through the survey.

Complete the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NorthernMBLabourforce

Please share this opportunity with others in your network who may wish to participate.

Introducing RADAREvery region has a story. The data helps tell it.RMED is pleased to launch RADAR, our new Regional Anal...
08/04/2026

Introducing RADAR

Every region has a story. The data helps tell it.

RMED is pleased to launch RADAR, our new Regional Analysis and Data Assessment Report.

Through regular articles, RADAR combines regional data with local insight to examine the trends, opportunities, and issues shaping Manitoba's economic regions. Each story is designed to support informed discussion and decision-making.

Explore RADAR here: https://rmedcorp.ca/radar/

You can also access RADAR by visiting rmedcorp.ca, selecting the Media tab, and choosing RADAR from the drop-down menu.

We look forward to sharing new insights about Manitoba's economic regions.

Your municipality's development plan may still be in effect.But does it still reflect the realities your municipality fa...
07/30/2026

Your municipality's development plan may still be in effect.

But does it still reflect the realities your municipality faces today?

Housing needs have changed. Labour markets have shifted. New investment opportunities continue to emerge. A development plan that served your municipality well several years ago may not fully support the future your community is working to build.

In RMED's latest blog, Economic Development Advisor Devin Shtykalo explores why reviewing a development plan is about more than land use. It is about making sure planning decisions support housing, investment, business growth, and long-term community priorities.

Read the blog and join the conversation: https://rmedcorp.ca/is-your-development-plan-ready-for-your-economic-future/

When was the last time your municipality reviewed its development plan through an economic development lens?

Devin Shtykalo Communities work hard to attract investment, support local businesses, and create opportunities for residents. But those efforts can become more difficult if the policies guiding growth no longer […]

The latest U.S. tariff announcement has raised new questions about the future of Canada, United States trade.While many ...
07/23/2026

The latest U.S. tariff announcement has raised new questions about the future of Canada, United States trade.

While many of Manitoba's key export sectors may not be directly affected by the latest measures, trade uncertainty can influence business decisions long before tariffs take effect.

Investment decisions, supply chains, expansion plans, and market confidence can all be affected as businesses respond to changing trade conditions.

In our latest blog, RMED's Policy and Initiatives Manager, Alexander Lavoie, CITP, examines what the new tariffs could mean for rural Manitoba and outlines practical considerations for businesses, communities, and economic development organizations.

Read the article: https://rmedcorp.ca/trade-uncertainty-returns-what-new-u-s-tariffs-could-mean-for-rural-manitoba/

How do you think ongoing trade uncertainty could affect rural communities and businesses in Manitoba?

By Alexander Lavoie Why should rural Manitoba businesses pay attention to a dispute involving U.S. tariffs on Canadian alcohol, dairy, and automobiles? While the latest measures may not directly affect […]

Why would Manitoba invest millions of dollars in offices and people thousands of kilometres away?International offices a...
07/08/2026

Why would Manitoba invest millions of dollars in offices and people thousands of kilometres away?

International offices are often associated with trade, but their role extends beyond exports. They can help attract investment, strengthen business connections, and open new opportunities for communities and businesses.

In our latest blog, RMED's Policy and Initiatives Manager, Alexander Lavoie, CITP, explores how international offices are used as economic development tools and what they could mean for rural Manitoba.

Read the blog and join the conversation. What role do you think international offices should play in supporting Manitoba's economy?

Read the blog: https://rmedcorp.ca/international-offices-as-economic-development-tools/

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