Minimum wage rises to seven in Manitoba in 2004
Manitoba Labour and Immigration Minister Nancy Allan announced a 25 cent increase in the minimum wage to 7.00 per hour, effective April 1, 2004, part of gradual hikes since 2002. The move keeps Manitoba mid ranking among provinces as the new Minimum Wage Board begins consultations and plans to report by September 2004.
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Manitoba prioritizes provincewide smoking ban in enclosed spaces
The All-Party Task Force on Environmental Tobacco Smoke reports support for a provincewide ban on smoking in enclosed public places and indoor workplaces in Manitoba. The minister outlined steps including legislation drafting, enforcement definitions, stakeholder consultations, industry engagement, and an education campaign with aims for an Oct 1 2004 effective date.
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