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The Vice President of Brussels Transport says a well designed properly utilized Danish Entry is one of the most effective defenses against the spread of swine diseases.

The Steinbach Arts Council has announced that the award-winning comedy act of James & Jamesy will be performing in Steinbach at the SRSS Theatre on April 5.

As part of the Manitoba government’s commitment to public safety, mandatory entry-level training for commercial truck drivers will be implemented Sept. 1.

The Manitoba government is proceeding with the sale of aircraft previously dedicated to wildfire suppression and general transportation that are considered surplus due to signed agreements with Babcock Canada and Exchange Income Corporation.

Blumenort-based Imperial Metal Industries Inc. has been ordered to pay $70,000 in fines and penalties as a result of a workplace incident that occurred in August of 2016.

Manitobans are encouraged to think about how they can support the environment and make a difference by taking small steps such as participating in Earth Hour 2019 March 30 from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Proposed amendments to the Municipal Act and the City of Winnipeg Charter would enhance transparency for ratepayers in rural Manitoba and reduce red tape for all Manitoba municipalities.

Keystone Agricultural Producers acknowledges the recent announcement from the province that the new training requirements for commercial truckers with Class 1 licenses will be delayed a year for farmers.

Manitoba’s minimum wage will increase by 30 cents on October 1. The announcement was made by Growth, Enterprise and Trade Minister Blaine Pedersen.

Steinbach RCMP are asking the public for any information regarding a recent incident where a bicycle was stolen from a Steinbach residence.