Communications
Prevention and Treatment Support
We provided $13.4 million in 2023-24 into social responsibility programming, with $9.4 million to more than 20 community partners working in harm minimization, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) prevention, and treatment and support, including Shared Health’s delivery of addiction services throughout Manitoba.
DrinkSense
59% of Manitoba alcohol consumers were aware of the DrinkSense brand last year.
Beneficiaries
435 - organizations supported overall through MBLL’s funding and other contributions
Volunteerism
160 employees contributed 11,593 volunteers hours with 55 organizations throughout the year.
Donations
$47.4 thousand donated by employees through annual charitable campaign.
Diversity
In our last employee survey our employees self-identified as 41.3% female, 38.1% male and 1.4% non-binary. Reporting was voluntary.
Liquor Mart Terry Fox Long Weekend Hours
Liquor Mart Terry Fox Long Weekend Hours
Many of the larger Winnipeg Liquor Marts will remain open later and close at 11:00 p.m.
MBLL Moving into Next Phase of Growth
MBLL Moving into Next Phase of Growth
to Deliver on Manitobans' Priorities
The Board of Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries today announced that it will focus the corporation’s strategies towards growth and refinement of its core operations. This will include developing new ideas, new projects and new approaches to strengthen the organization while improving its liquor products and gaming and entertainment services. This will ensure MBLL is aptly positioned for a future that meets the needs of its customers and Manitobans.
“As a Board, our job is to maximize the positive impact MBLL can have on the Manitoba economy and in the lives of all Manitobans,” said Board Chair, Polly Craik. “Clear strategic direction, sound business principles and strong executive leadership are the keys to ensuring we are well positioned to support the province through our core operations.”
As part of this new direction, current CEO John Stinson will depart the organization. Peter Hak, an MBLL executive who has held several senior portfolios since joining Manitoba Lotteries in 1984, will become interim CEO effective immediately.
“John played a key role in guiding MBLL through a period of significant change, and we thank him for his leadership,” Craik said. “Peter will have the Board’s full support through this important transition.”
Stinson, who joined the corporation in February 2015 said, “It was a privilege to serve Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries during a time of change, and I wish the organization every success moving forward.”
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