The Western Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network has introduced a new cell phone app designed to make it easier for veterinarians to report on the health status of swine in their regions.
Steinbach RCMP report that operating a motor vehicle while using a cellular phone was the cause of a recent collision involving a school bus.
The province is asking families to have their say on dealing with cable TV, Internet and phone providers to ensure that families are treated fairly and get all the facts when they sign up for these services.
MTS, Manitoba’s leading telecommunications provider, announced today that it has completed its 4G LTE wireless network expansion to Steinbach, the fifth of six Manitoban communities where the MTS 4G LTE Wireless service will launch in 2013.
Drivers caught using their hand-held electronic devices will soon be assessed demerits, Justice Minister Andrew Swan, minister responsible for Manitoba Public Insurance, announced.
President Doug Dobrowolski and Eastern Urban Director, City of Steinbach Mayor Chris Goertzen, held a news conference at noon today to discuss the late resolution “Improve Emergency and Cellular Service”.
Over 1,000 registered delegates will be voting on resolutions for cell service, infrastructure and flooding at the Association of Manitoba Municipalities 14th Annual Convention.
Keystone Agricultural Producers announces a new, low-cost group wireless package for KAP members, through Rogers Communications, that will accommodate both heavy and light cell phone users.
The Association of Manitoba Municipalities Annual Convention takes place later this month and 54 resolutions are up for debate, however, a late resolution submitted by the RM of Stuartburn promises to be added to the list in the first spot, due to its critical subject matter.
A new law taking effect Sept. 15 will ensure families are better equipped to make informed decisions before, during and after signing a cell phone contract.
