Community News Archives

The City of Steinbach has released the 2012 grant approvals during last night’s council meeting.

Families who count on the provincial Maintenance Enforcement Program (MEP) to help collect payments such as child support can now use electronic banking and pre-authorized debits.

A man from Rainy River, Ontario, will be appearing in Steinbach court after being charged with numerous firearms related charges this past December.

The St-Pierre-Jolys RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance in the investigation of a residential break and enter that occurred between December 24 and 29, 2011, at a residence in Niverville, Manitoba.

The Steinbach Cultural Arts Centre will be hosting an opening ceremony celebration for Edmund Raguindin and Revita Kroeker on January 11 at 7pm in the Hall Gallery of the Centre.

Manitoba families will enjoy recreational opportunities, programming and facilities in provincial parks with modest user fee increases.

The new year will see increases to several tax credits along with an increase in the basic personal tax exemption, putting more money back into the pockets of Manitobans.

Only a few Christmas trees have been picked up by Steinbach’s Solid Waste Department, the City expects that most trees will be ready for pick-up next week.

As a result of the recent unseasonably warm weather, the pleasure skating rink next to the Smith Arena and the community garden in Steinbach has not been completed.

With the goal of reducing traffic collisions, deaths and injuries on our roadways this upcoming year, Manitoba Public Insurance has released its Top 10 Safe Driving Resolutions.