WINNIPEG – A coalition of environmental, labour and other groups said Thursday the Manitoba government must spend more money on climate protection in order to meet its emissions and land-protection targets. “We’ve seen a lot of commitments from this provincial government on climate, but we need to those to be followed through with concrete investments,” Laura Cameron, director of Climate Action Team Manitoba, told reporters. Laura Cameron, director of Climate Action Team Manitoba, speaks to reporters at the Manitoba legislature on Thursday Jan. 29, 2026. But the coalition said more is needed to meet the province’s goal of protecting 30 per cent of land and water. The coalition also called for the province to return to a previous 50-50 transit funding formula with municipalities to encourage more people to use buses.