- Open Engagements
- All Engagements
- #RestartMB Pandemic Response System
- Accessibility for Manitobans Act
- Better Education Starts Today
- Bridge over the Red River on PR 305
- Budget 2021
- COVID-19 Vaccination Program
- Draft Medical Sharps Collection Program Plan
- Early Learning and Child Care Modernization
- Electronic Logging Devices
- Engaging Manitoba's Agriculture Industry
- Engaging Manitobans on our Agri-food Industry
- Falcon Lake Dam Rehabilitation
- Forest Management Plan Approval Process
- Functional Design of Highway 52
- Garven Road Intersection Improvements
- Intersection Improvements of PTH 10 & 83
- Lake Manitoba and Lake St. Martin Outlet Channels
- Mandatory Entry Level Training for Commercial Truck Drivers
- Manitoba Disability Community
- Manitoba Forage Insurance Review
- Manitoba Housing Consultation
- Manitoba’s Recreational Angling Strategy
- Manitoba Student Aid
- Manitoba Trails Strategy
- Moose in Manitoba
- North Perimeter Safety Review
- Personal Care Home Visitation Shelters
- Phase One: Restoring Safe Services
- Phase Two: Restoring Safe Services
- Phase Three: Restoring Safe Services
- Phase Four: Restoring Safe Services
- Proposed Stewardship Program for Agricultural Plastics
- Provincial Truck Highway 1 and 1 A Interchange Study
- Recycling in Manitoba
- Routes: Trade & Commerce
- Rural Crime Public Engagement
- Welcoming Our Students Back: Restoring Safe Schools
- World War 1 Commemorative Names Project
- Contact Us
What We Heard
On May 21, 2020, the Manitoba government introduced a preliminary draft of the second phase of the Restoring Safe Services Plan.
The draft plan for restoring services in Phase Two built on measures introduced in the Restoring Safe Services: Manitoba’s Pandemic and Economic Roadmap for Recovery, which set out an evidence-based plan to ease public health measures that had escalated since mid-January.
In addition, 5,746 people provided feedback on the second phase through a survey between May 21 and June 1. The top five areas of interest included education and the post-secondary sector, the public service, health care, the child care sector and recreation, culture and tourism.
The results of that survey are available here.
Participation reports on the two telephone town halls are available below:
