The Auditor General examines and reports on how well the provincial government accounts for the resources entrusted to it, and how well it manages its operations. This is achieved by conducting objective, fact-based financial statement audits and project audits.
Supported by a staff of more than 55 individuals, the Auditor General serves the Legislative Assembly, and in turn, all Manitobans.
Manitobans – and especially public servants – are encouraged to utilize the Auditor General’s confidential citizen concerns line to report suspected mismanagement, misuse of assets, or fraud within the provincial government.
All visitors are encouraged to explore this website to learn more. Audit reports going back more than 2 decades are available for download. More information is also available under the About and Resources tabs.
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Management of Provincial TourismExpand
WINNIPEG – Travel Manitoba does not have adequate systems and practices in place to help achieve its tourism goals and objectives, says Auditor General Norm Ricard. These findings are contained in a new report, Management of Provincial Tourism, released today.
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Gestion du tourisme dans la provinceExpand
WINNIPEG – Voyage Manitoba ne dispose pas de systèmes et de pratiques adéquates pour favoriser l’atteinte des buts et des objectifs liés au tourisme, indique le vérificateur général, M. Norm Ricard. Cette constatation et d’autres sont présentées dans un nouveau rapport publié aujourd’hui et intitulé Gestion du tourisme dans la province.
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