Manitoba’s government says its measles outbreak is over after no new cases are reported for an extended period. The province previously declared an outbreak in February 2025, and officials now indicate transmission has ended.
Multiple outlets report that the decision follows weeks or months without additional confirmed infections, with one report pointing to a long gap with no new measles cases since August. The announcement effectively closes the outbreak status while the province continues public health monitoring and related measures until officials can confirm conditions remain stable.
The coverage across sources focuses on the timing: the initial outbreak declaration in February 2025 and the subsequent period during which no further cases are detected. While outlets vary slightly in how they describe the duration without cases, they agree on the core development—that Manitoba has lifted the measles outbreak designation.
