Community News Archives

Employees and employers will have more flexibility to adjust daily hours of work to accommodate personal obligations under one of four changes to the Employment Standards Code.

With more than 30 alcohol-related road deaths in Manitoba this year – 109 fatalities in total – Manitoba Public Insurance is putting out a call to action to make this a safe holiday season on Manitoba highways.

Initially reported as a cattle theft in the RM of Hanover, has now been found to be a case of missing cattle, police say.

Young people in Manitoba will continue to have access to a resource that allows them to learn about career and education options, thanks to support from the federal and provincial governments.

The Manitoba Integrated Warrant Apprehension Unit is making progress in providing focused police resources to get offenders off the streets.

Finance Minister Stan Struthers released Manitoba’s Mid-Year Economic Performance and Outlook and the 2011/12 Quarterly Financial Report, April to September 2011, which provides projections of government expenses including this year’s unprecedented flood.

Snowmobile enthusiasts, both novice and experienced, are reminded to think safety first when enjoying the outdoors this winter.

Skating enthusiasts in Steinbach will be excited to know that the outdoor rink by the T.G. Smith Centre will open today at 6pm for public skating.

Today, Mr. Vic Toews, MP for Provencher spoke to the Grade 9 Career Development Class at the Institut Collégial de St. Pierre.

Winter is here and, although we have not received much snow yet, it is important to remind Steinbach residents that they play an important role in snow clearing activities and safety.