News - Infrastructure

The City of Steinbach would like to inform the public that starting early morning on Thursday, June 12, businesses located at 2, 6 and 8 Provincial Trunk Highway (PTH) 12 can be accessed through a new approach and temporary gravel lane on Loewen Boulevard, west of PTH 12, until further notice.

The Manitoba government has announced that work will begin this spring on $24 million in improvements to Provincial Trunk Highway (PTH) 12 in the Steinbach area.

The City of Steinbach would like to inform the public of changes to traffic management along PTH 12, Loewen Boulevard and Millwork Drive. The changes will begin on the morning of Wednesday, May 7, 2025.

The City of Steinbach has announced that starting Monday, April 28, at 3am, construction will be resuming on the PTH 12 and Loewen Boulevard intersection project. At this time, both northbound and southbound traffic on PTH 12 will be redirected to use the southbound lanes, south of Loewen Boulevard.

The Manitoba government is committing $24 million in funding for the Manitoba Water Services Board (MWSB) capital budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year to assist municipalities in addressing their water and wastewater infrastructure needs.

The City of Steinbach is advising residents that a portion of Friesen Avenue, between Main Street and Elmdale Street, will be closed starting Monday.

The City of Steinbach would like to inform local residents of scheduled road and lane closures occurring on Loewen Boulevard and Walnut Street. The closures are expected to occur on Monday, February 24 through Tuesday, February 25.

The Manitoba government has announced that it is investing $36.4 million over two years to the Arctic Gateway Group (AGG) for capital infrastructure projects at the Port of Churchill that will expand international trade and create good jobs for northern Manitobans.

The Manitoba government is investing $11.3 million in the province’s winter road system, an increase of $1.8 million from 2023, to provide access for northern communities and allow the delivery of essential goods.

The Manitoba government has announced a new multi-year Infrastructure Investment Strategy, which outlines planned capital investments for highway, airport, water-related and general infrastructure over the next five years.