Jun 28 - Today in Steinbach
Currently in the City of Steinbach its 18°C
- Feels Like: 18°C
- Humidity: 85%
- Wind: ENE at 6 km/h
- Pressure: 100.4 kPa
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New Hydro Rates and Solar Panels
Readers may recall my recent article about resilience and the huge personal debts most people seem to have. Manitoba Hydro has taken on huge debts as well such that it is having difficulty servicing those debts and as a result Hydro says it will need to raise rates.
Rethinking Lifestyle: Posted by Eric Rempel, Steinbach
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Province enhances support for Manitobans facing opioid addictions
Steinbach MLA and Health, Seniors and Active Living Minister Kelvin Goertzen, announced that Manitobans recovering from opioid addictions will receive new support with the removal of coverage criteria for suboxone to the Manitoba Pharmacare Program.
Drugs and imitation firearm seized by RCMP
On the evening of June 23, 2017, Manitoba RCMP Traffic Services, along with members of the St-Pierre-Jolys and Oakbank RCMP detachments, set up a Checkstop on Highway 1 at PR 207.
Co-op donates $125K to Wildlife Haven Education Centre
Co-op is pitching in to make the Wildlife Haven Education Centre’s new facility in Ile des Chênes come to life – receiving a $125,000 donation through Co-op Community Spaces program.
Steinbach woman charged with impaired driving
A Steinbach area woman is facing impaired driving charges after she rear-ended an SUV at a local intersection in Steinbach, Manitoba.
CBC Manitoba News
Tina Fontaine's alleged killer drops complaint against Winnipeg police
The man charged with second-degree murder in the death of 15-year-old Tina Fontaine, whose body was found in the Red River in 2014, has dropped his formal complaint against Winnipeg police.
New health organization will centralize Manitoba's ambulance services, take over HSC operations
The Manitoba government will create a new health organization to help co-ordinate service delivery and planning across the province.
Turfed director resurfaces at city hall, renewing questions about his departure
Former public works director Lester Deane shows up in the very same committee room where CAO Doug McNeil, the man who took responsibility for getting rid of him, spoke to councillors.
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