Aug 17 - Today in Steinbach
Currently in the City of Steinbach its 11°C
- Feels Like: 11°C
- Humidity: 93%
- Wind: N at 2 km/h
- Pressure: 101.0 kPa
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Multiple Votes
Recently I was reading a book written in the 1950s but set in the 1980s. The author was imagining the political situation 30 years into his future.
Rethinking Lifestyle: Posted by Eric Rempel, Steinbach
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RCMP warn against driveway sealing scam
The RCMP would like to remind the public to be diligent and aware that there are numerous mail, text, internet and telephone scams and frauds that occur each year. These scams and frauds can occur in small and large communities anywhere in Manitoba.
RCMP investigate aggravated assault
Selkirk RCMP are currently investigating an assault incident that recently occurred on Jemima Street in Selkirk, Manitoba.
Limited moisture impacts yield potential of early season crops
Manitoba Agriculture reports a lack of rain will reduce overall yields on the early season crops while the later season crops still have an opportunity to recover if we get rain.
Police investigating mischief to local business
Steinbach RCMP are currently investigating a mischief incident that occurred this past July at a business located on Dawson Road.
CBC Manitoba News
Francophone beats speeding ticket issued by non-bilingual officer
A Franco-Manitoban lawyer has successfully challenged a speeding ticket because the officer who pulled him over didn’t offer him service in French.
'How am I going to live with myself': Judge sees police video in trial for attack on elderly couple
The trial of Justin Bannab continued in a Winnipeg courtroom on Wednesday, with video footage of his statement to RCMP a day after a brutal assault on an elderly couple in a small Manitoba community.
Raspberry mousse cakes sold in multiple provinces recalled by CFIA for norovirus
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is recalling a number of raspberry mousse cakes due to norovirus.
Ex-CFLer Bruce asks Supreme Court to give concussion lawsuit the go-ahead
A former Canadian Football League star receiver who says he sustained "permanent and disabling" repetitive head trauma as a player has asked the Supreme Court of Canada to allow his lawsuit against the league to proceed.
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