Judy Peters

6 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

The City of Steinbach is urging the Province of Manitoba and the Max Rady College of Medicine to take bold steps to address the ongoing rural doctor shortage, calling for a new rural admissions stream that would reserve 15 medical student seats annually for future rural family physicians.

6 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

Steinbach Christian School is celebrating 75 years of providing Christ-centred education, a milestone that has brought generations of alumni, staff, students and community members together to reflect on the school's growth and enduring values. What began in 1949 as a small educational institution tied closely to Steinbach Bible College has since expanded to nearly 500 students and 48 staff members, with grades now ranging from kindergarten to Grade 12.

6 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

Local News Written by Judy Peters Sunday, Jun 01 2025, 10:36 PM Article continues below advertisement ↴ It was an uncomfortable Sunday evening for some people in Steinbach when the power went out while it was still 27 degrees. This meant no air conditioning units were used and fans were not running. The outage occurred shortly before 8pm. Manitoba Hydro reported that approximately 1600 customers were impacted. A downed power line is reported to have caused the outage.

6 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

Updated at 9:26pm on June 1: By 9:26pm on Sunday, Hydro customers in Steinbach were starting to report power as being restored. Originally published at 8:26pm on June 1: A large portion of Steinbach is spending Sunday evening without power. There is no information on Manitoba Hydro's power outage map at this time. Information shared to social media indicates the outage ranges from Loewen Boulevard to McKenzie Avenue. It is not clear how far west the outage reaches.

1 week ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

Before jetting off to Ottawa for the annual Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) convention, Steinbach Mayor Earl Funk made a pit stop at the Country 107 morning show served up by A&W Steinbach — and the conversation quickly swerved from politics to peanuts. Carly Koop from the Country 107 team sat down with Mayor Funk for a rapid-fire round of random questions. The light-hearted Q&A gave listeners a rare behind-the-scenes look at the mayor’s everyday life — including a few surprises.