The Provincial Government Made Announcements today that highlight a new tough-on-crime plan for Manitoba.
This plan includes initiatives like Stronger impaired driving legislation, a two percent funding increase of Municipal law enforcement, and the Creation of a new Centre for Justice In Dauphin.
It would also see more funding for First Nations police services, and the hiring of 100 new mental health workers to accompany first responders.
Justice Minister Matt Weibe hopes that the new measures will work to build a more collaborative Justice system, as Manitoba crafted this new safety plan following consultations with stakeholders, nine First Nation governments, and other organizations on this strategy.
The "Safer Neighborhoods, Safer Downtowns" Public Safety Strategy can be viewed in full at the Government of Manitoba Website.
