Community News Archives

Although completed later than planned, Steinbach’s largest capital project to date, the Steinbach Lagoon Expansion, is now complete and was put to use last week after final approval was received from Manitoba Conservation.

The Steinbach Arts Council annual fundraising campaign is underway and presents over 60 programs through the Steinbach Cultural Arts Centre.

The Frontier Centre for Public Policy released a study authored by Frontier’s education research fellow Michael Zwaagstra.

Improving health care and building Manitoba’s economy by expanding education, training and job opportunities are the government’s top priorities outlined in today’s speech from the throne.

October 23-29, 2011 is Manitoba’s Citizens On Patrol Program (COPP) Week and Steinbach’s COPP group is holding one of their regular meetings at City Hall on Monday, October 24th, and it will be a bit of an open house event!

St. Pierre Jolys RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Jay-lynn McIvor, a missing a 15-year-old female youth, Jay-lynn McIvor.

Steinbach RCMP are looking for information in connection with a number of vehicles being vandalized early this morning in Steinbach.

Although heading into winter, things are getting “greener” around Steinbach.

Small Business Week runs from Oct. 16 to 22 and celebrates the social and economic contributions made by Canada’s small business community.

This summer saw Steinbach’s Solid Waste Department try something new in the area of composting – community compost depots.