Cheques coming for Manitoba families and seniors to help deal with inflation: premier

Manitoba Offering Money to Some Families, Seniors to Help With Rising Cost of Living

The Manitoba government promised Wednesday to send cheques tosome families and seniors to help them battle inflation. The Progressive Conservative government is also raising benefits for certain people on social assistance, and offering a temporary boost in funding to food banks. “It is beyond clear that many Manitobans are hurting and having a hard time making ends meet,” Premier Heather Stefanson said. “This economic rough patch has created th…

Manitoba Offering Money to Families, Seniors to Help with Rising Cost of Living

WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government promised Wednesday to send cheques to some families and seniors to help them battle inflation.

Manitoba government dishes out dollars 'to help families make ends meet'

The Manitoba government is cutting cheques for families, seniors and people on income assistance as part of a new family affordability package of benefits to help make ends meet in a time of high inflation and rising costs, the premier says.

Manitoba offering money to some families, seniors to help with rising cost of living

Families with children and a household income of less than $175,000 will receive cheques of $250 for the first child and $200 for each additional child

Manitoba offering money to families, seniors help with rising cost of living

Families with children and a household income of less than $175,000 will receive cheques of $250 for the first child and an additional $200 for each additional child.

Cheques coming for Manitoba families and seniors to help deal with inflation: premier

Manitobans will be receiving financial help from the province to deal with inflation and rising costs.