Environmental, social, and governance

We continually look for new and better ways to inspect our natural gas system.

A day on the water is a day in the office for our tugboat operators. In summer, they live and work on the tugboat that delivers critical Manitoba equipment through remote northern waterways.

Our ESG report outlines the Crown Corporation and its employees’ support of the communities it serves and its priorities to continue to provide Manitobans with reliable, affordable energy.

While Canadian Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day is celebrated every October, the essential services these employees perform is truly a 24-7 job.

The golden-winged warbler is a threatened songbird species in Manitoba with unique habitat requirements – and we’ve hatched a plan to protect them.

Manitoba Hydro released its first-ever Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) today, which shows electrical demand in the province could more than double in the next 20 years — and new sources of electricity could be needed within the next decade.

From June 4-10, Hydro employees biked, bussed, carpooled, rolled, walked, and scootered to work as part of the 2023 Commuter Challenge.

A number of Manitoba Hydro’s buildings — some empty, some underused, some weekday use only — make perfect film sets. Allowing films in our buildings means more work for Manitoba film companies, and the money we charge for the rental goes back to charities.

Scam calls are down and scam emails are up, but scams of all sorts are prevalent. It’s important to know the ways to spot one.

An especially large intake of Power Electrician and Mechanical Technician trainees recently completed three weeks of orientation at 820 Taylor.