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Manitoba: where to find the budget
Manitoba's Department of Finance tables the provincial budget each spring. After the fiscal year closes on 31 March, it publishes the Annual Report and Public Accounts, which holds the audited financial statements. Quarterly reports update the forecast during the year. Here is where each one lives, and what it tells you.
The plan: the Manitoba budget
A budget is a statement of intent. It sets out what the province expects to raise, spend and borrow in the year ahead. It is not a record of what happened.
The record: what was actually spent
The budget is a promise; the Public Accounts are the receipt.
- Annual Reports and Public Accounts The province's index for the current year, including vendor payments over $50,000 and public sector compensation disclosure.
- Annual Report and Public Accounts 2025-26 The audited record for the fiscal year ended 31 March 2026, including the Auditor General's report on the consolidated financial statements. PDF.
- Financial Reports Archive Public Accounts and related reports for earlier years, back to 2001.
Between budgets
The independent check
Manitoba has no legislative budget officer. The Auditor General is the office that examines provincial finances without reporting to the government of the day.
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Finding the documents is step one.
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