News - Awards

Hanover School Division has announced that their Director of Technology Services, Chris Mackinnon was the recipient of the Info-Tech Research Group’s 2019 CIO Award (Small Business Division).

Hanover Ag Society recently accepted the Bull Riders Canada Event of the Year award, which was a direct result of their new Hanover Ag’s Bull Riders Canada Invitational.

St. Pierre artist Erika Dueck has won a prestigious prize at the third biennial Salt Spring National Art Prize. Dueck was awarded a People’s Choice – Rosemaria Behncke Award, in the youth category.

At the annual spring convention this past May, District 64 Toastmasters handed out the George Craigie Memorial Award to Steinbach entrepreneur Mike Lynes.

The Steinbach Chamber of Commerce has announced that it is now accepting public nominations for the 2019 Business Excellence Awards.

RBC and the MJHL have announced that Steinbach Pistons’ all-star goaltender Matt Radomsky is the recipient of the 2018-2019 RBC Community Award.

Steinbach’s Good ‘n’ Natural Health Food Store was recently presented a most prestigious award at the annual Canadian Health Food Association West Conference and Trade Show in Vancouver.

Nominations are still being accepted for for the Lieutenant Governor’s Make a Difference Community Awards which are presented annually to six deserving individuals from across the province.

Lt.-Gov. Janice Filmon is encouraging the public to nominate a worthy Manitoban who has provided prolonged and meritorious service in the preservation and promotion of Manitoba history for an award, presented in consultation with the Manitoba Historical Society.

Health, Seniors and Active Living Minister Cameron Friesen recently presented national honours for exemplary service to 22 Manitoba paramedics, including seven from Southern Health – Santé Sud.