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The City of Steinbach is informing residents that the eastbound lane on Loewen Boulevard, between Home Street North and Henry Street, will be closed due to work being done at the lift station starting Monday, April 1, 2024.

The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) is loaning a combined up to $140 million to support five communities with water and wastewater infrastructure projects in Manitoba. The provincial portion of this investment is over $71 million.

In a joint effort with the General Investigations Section, Emergency Response Team and Police Dog Services, Steinbach RCMP arrested two individuals while seizing a quantity of drugs and weapons from a local residence.

Steinbach RCMP are reporting that a 16-year-old male youth has been charged and fined under the Highway Traffic Act after police discovered multiple videos of the youth committing driving offences.

Steinbach Credit Union (SCU) Board Chair, Maria Reimer, announced that despite a challenging economic landscape, SCU reported another strong fiscal year in 2023, which provided them the opportunity to share their success with their members in the form of a $12 million cash back member bonus.

The City of Steinbach would like to inform residents that a portion of Henry Street, at the main entrance of the hospital, will have the sidewalk closed and a single lane open due to work being done at the hospital from March 8 to 9, 2024.

The Hanover School Division Board of Trustees has approved the 2024-25 school year budget. The new budget allocates $119.8 million to enhance student education and aims to reinstate some of the staffing and services that were reduced in previous years.

The City of Steinbach has announced that temporary spring roadway weight restrictions will begin on March 8, 2024 at 6am, and continue until further notice.

RCMP Major Crime Services are reporting that a 28-year-old Steinbach man was recently arrested and charged in connection to a homicide that occurred in Emerson, Manitoba.

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre is monitoring a potential precipitation system that would bring between 15 and 35 millimetres of precipitation for most parts of Manitoba.