Chris Sumner
Program Director and Morning Show Co-Host at CFAM (Altona, MB)
Program Director and Morning Show Co-Host at CJRB ( Boissevain, MB)
Program Director & Morning Show Co-Host for CFAM 950 (Altona), AM1250 (Steinbach) & CJRB 1220 (Boissevain). Also a CMOS Accredited Weathercaster.
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3 days ago |
pembinavalleyonline.com | Chris Sumner
Winkler's Mayor is sharing a number of thank you's with the community for its recent response to help those in need due to the wildfire situation in the province. Henry Siemens says it was important to him, and all of council, to recognize and show appreciation for how welcoming the city was to evacuees, even though the Meridian Exhibition Centre was not called upon for use by Manitoba Emergency Measures Organization.
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1 week ago |
steinbachonline.com | Chris Sumner
Welcome to another new episode of Made in Manitoba, one when we recognize National Indigenous Peoples Day which is June 21st. The day takes place annually on, or around, the Summer solstice. For generations, many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities have celebrated their cultures, languages, and traditions at this time of year, with the summer solstice holding deep spiritual and cultural significance for many Indigenous Peoples.
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1 week ago |
discoverwestman.com | Chris Sumner
Environment Canada has issued a Tornado Watch for the Pipestone, Souris and Virden regions northward of the Trans Canada Highway. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect for the Melita, Deloraine and Boissevain regions. "A low pressure system is moving into Southeast Saskatchewan which will trigger severe thunderstorms this afternoon," stated the Watch. "These severe thunderstorms will then move into Southwest Manitoba by the early evening.
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1 week ago |
pembinavalleyonline.com | Chris Sumner
Rhineland Municipality has taken steps to repair significant frost boils that developed earlier this Spring along portions of Road 9 West. "Over the past three years Rhineland has, with the help from a Federal grant, been upgrading the priority grain roads system," explained Reeve Don Wiebe. "This year, particularly on Road 9 West, numerous frost boils have reappeared. These frost boils are a real traffic hazard.
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1 week ago |
pembinavalleyonline.com | Chris Sumner
It's been years in discussion, but after a tremendous amount of work by staff and council, the City of Morden is ready to make an announcement about the future of wastewater treatment in the city. "Over the years and many months, we've looked at different treatment options, and we've also looked at many different site locations," explained Morden Mayor Nancy Penner.
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RT @DavidRabfilm: Good reporting by @Chris__Sumner on #Jukebox Empire https://t.co/udD24zNkNn my visit to Morden, MB read here https://t.c…
A big thank you to @globalwinnipeg and @SpecOManitoba for giving me the opportunity to share my experiences of being a Coach-Volunteer. It was cool to have the chance to speak about the amazing awesomeness that is Special Olympics and our athletes. https://t.co/lnccvsPTSR
Pretty sure I did this already... say circa October 2020? One yard should not have this many pine cones and leaves in Spring Ha! https://t.co/t2NPKucl27