ESG

ESG Report 2025-26

 
 

Choosing Manitoba

Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries (MBLL) works for the good of all Manitobans. When we serve certified Manitoba fish in our casino restaurants, purchase from a diverse Manitoba supplier, or hire a person with a developmental disability, our choices have direct and measurable benefits for Manitoba. 

MBLL’s 2025-26 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report details many of these choices and their positive impacts  on not just our business, but also the social and economic well-being of people across the province. We invite you to spend a few moments with the report and discover how we’re working with our suppliers, partners, and customers to do “good together” for Manitoba.

 

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Golden Boy

 We earned $724 million for Manitobans

Last fiscal year, MBLL returned $724 million in profits to the Province of Manitoba. These dollars provide significant support for important programs that contribute to the quality of life in our province, including education, health care, and infrastructure.
 

Read more, page 35
 

 


 We helped generate almost $234 million for our partners 

MBLL products and services also have a direct economic impact for our many business and community partners
around the province. Last year that totaled almost $234 million across several sectors including:
 
$98.5 M  Manitoba hotels and restaurants  
$63.7 M    First Nations  
$26.1 M    private liquor retailers  
$17.8 M    lottery retailers  
$14.7 M    harm minimization, treatment and support services
$4.6 M      community programs and events
$3.0 M      veterans’ organization


Read more, page 36

 

Serving Manitoba Fish & Chips


Our casinos are supporting northern fishers, jobs P5 

MBLL is working with Fish Forward to serve sustainably caught Manitoba fish in our casinos. The decision is supporting jobs in one northern community and helping promote sustainable fishing with other Manitoba fisheries.

Read more, page 5

Casinos of Winnipeg Gift Shop


Increasing our supply chain diversity is benefiting Manitoba companies P8 

Last year MBLL increased the number of local diverse suppliers it works with to 50, spending a total of $8.5M with them. The change in our procurement policy is having a real impact on several Manitoba companies.

Read more, page 8

Liquor Mart staff in office


Liquor Mart accessing overlooked employment resource P12 

MBLL has partnered with SCE LifeWorks to provide workplace training for young people with developmental disabilities. The program is not only helping students become job-ready, but has also resulted in several hires for Liquor Mart.

Read more, page 12

 

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Inside Our 2025-26 ESG Report