News - Landmark

The Manitoba government has set aside a total of $740,000 to conduct feasibility studies for future permanent, community flood-protection dikes in 11 municipalities for consideration.

St. Pierre RCMP responded to a stabbing in a residence in Landmark, Manitoba shortly before 10pm on Saturday November 6, 2010.

On Thursday July 29, 2010, St. Pierre-Jolys RCMP received multiple complaints of thefts from parked vehicles in the Landmark area.

A two-year-old Winnipeg boy has drowned in a backyard pool during a family gathering at a residence in Landmark.

During the evening or early morning hours of February 26-27, 2010, a residence and outbuilding, located north of Landmark near Highway 206, were broken into.

Landmark was the victim of multiple property offences this past weekend with thefts from vehicles and garage break-ins.

Construction on the expansion of the lagoon in Landmark is nearly complete.

The Landmark family whose little girl is chronically ill was recently blessed with a significant gift from the community that will greatly improve their lives.

For the first time in decades, the community of Landmark will no longer have a local auto dealership.

Skaters using the Landmark arena can be assured that the air quality within the facility has been tested and is clear for the second season in a row.