Community News Archives

Providence College’s Performing Arts Department is pleased to announce the launch of its new Performing Arts School beginning in September.

Cari Penner, President of enVision Community Living Steinbach, has registered for the fall election for councilor in the City of Steinbach.

Testing has shown that levels of Escherichia coli (E. coli) were within recreational water quality guidelines at most beaches monitored this week by Manitoba Water Stewardship.

Manitoba will help protect individual homes, farms and businesses from flooding and support other flood-protection measures across the province as part of a new five-year program to deliver $17.5 million in flood mitigation projects, Premier Greg Selinger announced today.

One call does it all for Manitobans wanting to open an auto glass claim with Manitoba Public Insurance.

Seeding was completed and the irrigation was turned on yesterday at the newly graded football field at Steinbach’s A.D. Penner Park.

Manitoba Health reports five mosquito samples tested positive for West Nile virus during the week of Aug. 15 to 21.

The ice went in last week at the Centennial Arena in Steinbach and Parks staff finished painting the logos on the ice this week.

Thirty-five motorcycle riders hit the road across Southern Manitoba on Sat., Aug. 21, in support of Providence College and Seminary.

Tennis enthusiasts will be happy to know the courts at the corner of Lumber Avenue and Third Street in Steinbach are back in commission as of today.