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The Manitoba government will be providing $100,000 in aid to combat the spread of the Ebola virus in West Africa, and help the people and families who have been afflicted.

Steinbach MLA, Kelvin Goertzen, is hoping that local residents, who are interested in paying their respects to the Canadian military members who lost their lives during Canada’s 12 year military involvement in Afghanistan, will visit a memorial vigil.

The City of Steinbach would like to remind property owners that Tuesday, September 30, 2014, is the due date to pay their annual realty tax bills.

More doctors are working in Manitoba, providing care for Manitobans and their families than ever before.

A five-year high in export electricity sales revenue helped Manitoba Hydro to nearly double its net income in 2013-14 compared to the previous year.

Manitoba Public Insurance is warning its customers not to respond to a customer survey they may view in a pop-up window within their computer’s Internet browser.

Today House, Steinbach’s Homeless Shelter, will be hosting the 2nd annual CEO Sleepout this Thursday, September 18 at K.R. Barkman Park in Steinbach.

An interim review by consulting firm MNP on the merger of the Manitoba Liquor Control Commission and the Manitoba Lotteries Corporation into a single Crown corporation reports net savings from the government initiative have increased to over $36 million.

Canadian race car driver and Niverville native, David Richert, survived a deluge of rain this weekend and was able to deliver a strong 5th place result in the ESET Cup Renault race.

New amendments to the Highway Traffic Act are now in effect to make Manitoba highways a safer workplace for emergency responders and tow-truck operators by expanding and clarifying the precautions motorists must take when passing emergency personnel.