Manitoba Finance Minister Scott Fielding says the government is willing to look at changing some of its aid programs to help those who haven’t been able to return to work
Manitoba has had among the lowest rates of COVID-19 cases among the provinces, although Fielding says everyone needs to be cautious about the potential of a second wave later this year.to read the day’s essential coronavirus news, features and explainers written by Globe reporters and editors.
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