An informational bulletin providing notice that the new administrative penalty regulation under the Fires Prevention and Emergency Response Act was created.

A bulletin posted that outlines that elevating devices for persons with disabilities (EDPPDs) are now subject to regular inspections by Inspections and Technical Services (ITS) and will require a valid permit in order to be operated.

This document provides detailed guidelines about zoning, building regulations, required paperwork and the process to obtain permits from the City of Winnipeg when seeking to occupy a space for use as a child care centre facility in Manitoba. 

Application form used to apply for an occupancy permit.

A checklist used to outline the requirements to be issued an occupancy permit.

A template letter sent when issuing an occupancy permit and the conditions of doing so.

Provides a list of the general conditions that are required for all overweight and overdimensional permits in Manitoba, the City of Winnipeg and the City of Brandon.

Provides information on maximum steer axle weight for vehicles, and requirements and conditions for obtaining a permit during spring road restrictions.

Provides information and conditions for obtaining a permit during the Period of Spring Road Restrictions.  Provides information on essential commodities and weight restriction allowances.

Provides information on transporting vehicles and/or loads in the event of an emergency when the Permit Office is not open.

Permit policy to authorize a temporary increase in Registered Gross Vehicle Weight (RGVW) to vehicles carrying loads in excess of their current Registered Gross Vehicle Weight (RGVW).

Policy provides requirements for obtaining a permit for the transport of hay bales using a bale truck with or without a pony trailer.

Provides the requirements and conditions for the transport of hay and straw bales under an annual permit.

Provides requirements and conditions for obtaining a permit for the transport of grain bins and storage tanks.

Policy provides requirements for obtaining a permit for the transport of light vehicles using a highmount auto carrier trailer.

Policy provides requirements for obtaining a permit for the transport of light vehicles  and boats using a stinger auto carrier trailer.

Policy provides requirements for obtaining a permit for the use of a forklift attachment (spider loader) when exceeding legal length.

Provides requirements and conditions for obtaining a permit for the operation of service rigs on Manitoba Highways.

Provides requirements and conditions for the operation of Concrete Pump Trucks on Manitoba highways, and in the City of Winnipeg and the City of Brandon.

Policy provides requirements for obtaining a permit for a tridem drive straight truck pulling a pony trailer.

Policy provides requirements for obtaining a permit a for using a tridem drive straight truck to tow a full trailer in Manitoba.

The One Move Permit example outlines the conditions that must be compilied with by companies who hold this permit.  The conditions of the permit vary depending on the route and the vehicle configuration. The example permit does not provide public value.

This directive is intended to set broad operational guidelines for the issuance of park vehicle permits in provincial parks. It includes entry fees,types of permits available, lists locations where permits are required and provides exceptions.

This form is filled out by existing permanent trailer campers who wish to renew their permits for the coming season.

Application to Renew a Permit to Operate a Petroleum Storage Tank System

Provides authority to serve the meat of a lawfully harvested game animal during an event at a facility where meals may be prepared for remuneration (this authority does not provide authority to sell the meals)

A checklist for elevator contractors to report the status of the elevating device prior to an inspection being completed.

A bulletin outlining the requirements for elevator contractors related to the pre-inspection checklists.

This document describes the policy and procedure for the issuance of site plan permits by Manitoba Sustainable Development and building permits by the Office of the Fire Commissioner for vacation homes in provincial parks.

Provincial park permit to camp at comfort camping facilities.

Form to reserve a provincial park group use camp site.

This permit is issued to all individuals who successfully renew their permanent seasonal campsite.  It is their proof that they are entitled to occupy the site and lists their contact info, site location, cost, and unit on and off dates.

A provincial park permit is required in order to engage in a variety of specific activities within a provincial park, including those that may damage, destroy, deface or remove an object in a provincial park, damage or alter the land, or significantly interfere with the environment in a provincial park. The provincial park permit application form must be submitted in order to request a provincial park permit from the appropriate Manitoba Sustainable Development District Office.

This application form must be fully completed in order for a project proponent (an individual, company, organization, federal government department/agency or agency sponsoring/financing the project) to apply for a provincial park permit. Under the Provincial Parks Act and regulations, a provincial park permit is required in order to engage in a variety of specific activities within a provincial park, including those that may damage, destroy, deface or remove an object in a provincial park, damage or alter the land, or significantly interfere with the environment in a provincial park.

This application form must be submitted in order for the owner/occupier of a vacation home lot in a provincial park to receive a permit to park or erect a camping unit on that vacation home lot.

This is a list of general conditions applicable to provincial park permit holders.

This document provides direction to Sustainable Development staff on the procedure for issuing provincial park permits. The procedure includes details on where/when permits are required and for what activities, special conditions, inspections, and which staff may issue permits. This provincial park permit is NOT the same as the camping permit or vehicle permit for park entry.

This procedure outlines the review and approval process for the commercial harvest of non-timber forest products in provincial parks.

This policy provides direction and information on the review and approval process for the commercial harvest of non-timber forest products in provincial parks.

This policy defines the application, review and approval process concerning the construction of private ice roads within provincial parks.

This permit is issued to all individuals who successfully secure a seasonal campsite.  It is their proof that they are entitled to occupy the site and lists their contact info, site location, cost, and unit on and off dates.

A bulletin outlining what certification bodies are accepted for gas-fire appliances.

This is the application form required to obtain a five-year renewable cropping permit for a provincial park.

This is the application form required to obtain a five-year renewable grazing permit for a provincial park.

This is the application form required to obtain a five-year renewable hay permit for a provincial park.

Form signed by school bus drivers authorizing the Pupil Transportation Unit to request and receive a  record of their driving licence information from Driver and Vehicle Licensing.

Application for Manitoba certification as a school bus driver.

Seasonal Campsite Application contains three forms: Seasonal Campsite Application, Accessible Seasonal Campsite Physician Certificate and Seasonal Campsite Application Credit Card Payment Form.

Seasonal Campsite Application contains three forms which need to be presented to the public as one package, not separate applications. Seasonal Campsite Application, Accessible Seasonal Campsite Physician Certificate and Seasonal Campsite Application Credit Card Payment Form will be publicly posted together under "Seasonal Campsite Application". 

This form is filled out by individuals who wish to hold a special event in Birds Hill Provincial Park. Information required includes event coordination and planning details, responsibilities of the applicant, insurance, fees, special conditions, site information.

This form is filled out by individuals who wish to hold a special event in all provincial parks (except Birds Hill). Information required includes event coordination and planning details, responsibilities of the applicant, insurance, fees.

To define the process, responsibilities, requirements, and review and approval structure for conducting special events within provincial parks.

A guide to provide information on standardized labels for fire protection equipment/ life safety inspection, maintenance, and testing.

This declaration form is used to surrender a Provincial Park Controlled General Permit.

Reporting form for work using suspended platform systems

The TPIF Administrative Review Process-Instructions outlines the process for TPIF Applicants to request an Administrative Review when a proposed increase in loading has been denied through the engineering process.

The template for Trucking Productivity Improvement Fund (TPIF) Program legal agreements between the Province of Manitoba and a company who has been approved to participate in the TPIF Program.

The TPIF Permit Application Form is completed by the proponent (agreement holder) and requires vehicle information of carriers who will require a permit under their agreement.

The TPIF Application Form is completed when requesting to haul divisible loads at increased weights on Provincial Highways. It requires applicant information, and route and haul specifications. This form is available in multiple route applications.

The TPIF Application Form is completed when requesting to haul divisible loads at increased weights on Provincial Highways. It requires applicant information, and route and haul specifications. This form is available in single route application.

The TPIF Usage Report template is used by the proponent (agreement holder) for reporting monthly trips completed under a Productivity Permit issued for each approved route.

A formal authorization allowing the holder to transport a vessel containing aquatic invasive species to another location to be decontaminated.

A permit that authorizes a person to transport the meat of a big game animal to a residence when the big game animal was hunted by another person.

A bulletin outlining the variance approval program.

A permit that authorizes a falconer to capture an approved raptor for falconry purposes

A Permit to Burn is subject to conditions and provisions of The Wildfires Act and authorizes the permittee to set fire and burn stubble, grass, brush, etc. and to keep it under control, fireguard the area, have responsible persons and suppression equipment present, and extinguish the fire after the identified period of time.  It specifies the permittee is responsible for all property damages that may result and the wind conditions (under 20km) under which burning is allowed. 

The Travel Permit authorizes the permittee to enter and travel in an area closed under authority of The Wildfires Act.  It specifies the point of entry, destination, and point of exit for a specific time and date and releases the Government of Manitoba from any personal injury or damage or loss of property that may occur travelling in the closed area.

This form is filled out by seasonal campers who wish to store their camping units at select locations during the Winter.