Community News Archives

Changes to the Workplace, Safety and Health Regulation will introduce new requirements to protect workers from psychological harassment in the workplace, Labour and Immigration Minister Jennifer Howard announced.

On Friday, Oct. 15, the Muddy River Quartet announced their retirement during their concert at Providence College and Seminary.

Joel Hartung wishes to make it clear to all Steinbach tax payers a clear view on my platform as potential council candidates are attempting to twist his platform.

Manitoba is implementing changes to the building and plumbing codes that will increase energy and water efficiencies as well as make Manitoba homes healthier, Labour Minister Jennifer Howard, minister responsible for the Office of the Fire Commissioner, announced.

The Steinbach RCMP Detachment recently provided the City of Steinbach with the Occurrence Statistics for the third quarter (July, August, September) of 2010.

On October 17th, the Honourable Vic Toews, Minister of Public Safety and Member of Parliament for Provencher, received an Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Winnipeg. Minister Toews graduated from The University of Winnipeg in 1973 with a B.A. in History.

I would agree that senior housing is in short supply be that rental, assisted living, supportive care or PCH beds.

A range of community-based projects will move ahead with more than $280,000 in support through the Waste Reduction and Pollution Prevention (WRAPP) Fund, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie announced, as Waste Reduction Week began.

Hanover School Division trustee candidate Sam Grauer is proposing that the school division take a strong stance in support of examination as well as facilitate more AP courses.

This past year saw Steinbach’s new soccer park completed and the football field at AD Penner Park resurfaced, but the City’s Parks Department is still busy, trying to complete a few more projects before winter hits.