May 23 - Today in Steinbach
Currently in the City of Steinbach its 29°C
- Feels Like: 30°C
- Humidity: 30%
- Wind: SSE at 9 km/h
- Pressure: 101.4 kPa
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Spring
Spring is a most wonderful time of year. The shades of dirty white, black and brown give way to a proliferation of greens. The evergreens are the stable background green from which to judge the new growth, first the grasses then the poplar trees.
Rethinking Lifestyle: Posted by Eric Rempel, Steinbach
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Manitoba 2018 Fire Bulletin – 05
Provincial resources including Manitoba Sustainable Development, Emergency Measures Organization and the Office of the Fire Commissioner continue to work on a number of fires around the province.
White-nose bat syndrome found in Manitoba
Manitoba Sustainable Development advises its first case of white-nose syndrome in bats has been identified after testing confirmed the disease has been found in bats in the Lake St. George area.
Manitoba 2018 Fire Bulletin – 04
Manitoba Sustainable Development continues to work on a number of fires around the province, and reminds all Manitobans there are fire and travel restrictions in place across parts of south, central and western Manitoba.
Steinbach splash park open for season
The City of Steinbach has announced that its newest splash park, located beside the Jake Epp Library, is now open for the 2018 season.
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Little Grand Rapids, Man., fire evacuation now a 'rescue mission': chief
Indigenous leaders say federal and provincial officials are to blame for hundreds of people getting stuck in Little Grand Rapids as a wildfire rages nearby.
Stung by pipeline dispute, Alberta refuses to sign statement at western premiers meeting
As western premiers met in Yellowknife to discuss pharmacare, infrastructure, justice and community safety, the dispute over Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline still loomed large.
Winnipeg worker dies at city's water treatment plant
A Winnipeg worker is dead after falling from a chemical tank at the city's water treatment plant Tuesday morning.
Evacuees shocked, devastated as forest fires burn near Sapotaweyak Cree Nation
People who fled Sapotaweyak Cree Nation in western Manitoba due to a wildfire earlier this week describe a chaotic, stressful evacuation.
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Are you concerned that the recent lifting of the liquor ban in provincial parks increased the amount of drunk drivers?
Manitoba lifted the ban on alcohol in provincial parks for the Victoria Day long weekend. MADD Canada has been distributing messages encouraging Manitobans not to drink and drive, saying “Keep calm and don’t drive impaired.” Are you concerned that the ban lift will have increased the amount of drunk drivers on the roads?
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