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💧Our upcoming Eco-Drinks will be on Wednesday, April 1st, 2026. We host these on the first Wednesday of each month, from 5PM - 7PM at Devil May Care Brewing Company (155-A Fort St., Winnipeg).
🌊THIS WEEK: Join the Manitoba Eco-Network and Natalija Vojno from Our Living Waters for a conversation about water - she’ll be at Eco-Drinks from 5 - 5:30pm. Afterwards, we welcome all participants to discuss the protection of our rivers, lakes, and water-based ecosystems in Manitoba.
MANITOBA GETS A NEARLY FAILING GRADE:
This Tuesday, the Government of Manitoba released their yearly budget. However, we noticed there was a lot missing. A complete lack of meaningful funding for climate action!
Read more on our website: https://mbeconetwork.org/manitoba-budget-falls-short-on-climate-and-nature-report-card-shows-province-falling-behind-on-climate-transit-and-nature-commitments/
💧The Manitoba Eco-Network would like to thank FortWhyte Alive for having us at their World Water Day event last weekend!
💧This was a great opportunity for Manitobans of all ages to learn about water conservation and participate in special educational activities. This featured guest speakers, storytelling, interactive challenges, film screenings, and a guided watershed hike.
💧The Manitoba Eco-Network is proud to participate in events like this: we look forward to seeing you at the next one!
📰MbEN released a new edition of the Eco-Bulletin today!
📌The Manitoba Eco-Network's "Eco-Bulletin" is a twice-monthly digital publication, for Manitobans interested in environmental issues, community building, and public advocacy work for the protection of the planet.
🔗Sign up today to join our mailing list: https://mbeconetwork.org/resources/subscribe/
📰Read the latest issue of the Eco-Bulletin here: https://mailchi.mp/0d54bfbc31ac/manitoba-eco-bulletin-10144186
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🌐To foster better engagement within our network with respect to the Manitoba Budget we conducted a survey of our membership with respect to budget engagement and priorities.
🌐The survey and the subsequent report was completed by Simran Kaur, a University of Manitoba student, as part of the Labour Studies Field Placement program.
🔗You can read the full report along with a summary of our key findings on our website: https://mbeconetwork.org/manitoba-eco-network-budget-consultation-what-we-heard-from-our-members/
📜Bills, Bills, Bills…
⚖️The Manitoba Legislative session is in full swing. More than 43 new proposed pieces of legislation (also known as Bills) have been introduced in the Manitoba Legislature since March 5th.
⚖️To read our FULL BREAKDOWN for what each of these amendments and establishments mean, along a little bit about the process, visit our website at: https://mbeconetwork.org/bills-bills-bills-manitoban-government-introducing-new-bills/
#ManitobaEcoNetwork #MbEN #ManitobaLegislative #MBLegislature #MBPolicy #MBGov
🌱The Manitoba Eco-Network staff, along with our dedicated team of volunteers, had the chance to attend Seedy Saturdays in Winnipeg and table as an environmental non-profit organization last week.
📹 If you couldn’t make it to the event, check out the video we’ve put together for it on our YouTube page: https://youtube.com/shorts/nDxfyFdHOv8
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📰MbEN released a new edition of the Eco-Bulletin today!
📌The Manitoba Eco-Network's "Eco-Bulletin" is a twice-monthly digital publication, for Manitobans interested in environmental issues, community building, and public advocacy work for the protection of the planet.
🔗Sign up today to join our mailing list: https://mbeconetwork.org/resources/subscribe/
📰Read the latest issue of the Eco-Bulletin here: https://mailchi.mp/1ad17a68f9ba/manitoba-eco-bulletin-10144022
🎉The Manitoba Eco-Network would like to thank everyone for coming out last week to Eco-Drinks at the Devil May Care Brewing Company. We took this opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of Lindsay Robinson as he steps down from the Manitoba Eco-Network board. We wish him all the best!
🎉Make sure to come out to the next Eco-Drinks on April 1st from 5-7 PM at Devil May Care taproom, 155A Fort St., Winnipeg.
🗳️This past month, we’ve seen a local example of cross-organizational coalitions making change within Manitoba: the City of Winnipeg Executive Policy Committee’s proposed Safe Access to Vulnerable Infrastructure By-Law was received solely as information, and did not go to a vote at the full council meeting.
🔗Read MbEN’s full comments at: https://mbeconetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/MbEN-Comments_EPC-Committee-Meeting-Feb-17-26.pdf
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