Judy Peters

Steinbach

Writer at SteinbachOnline.com

Mother, advocate, writer, photographer, sports fan. The world is my playground and my classroom.

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Articles

ATV riders urged to check trail conditions as fire bans lift

1 day ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

With most provincial fire restrictions lifted as of Friday morning, Manitoba ATV riders are once again heading into the backcountry—but trail users are being urged to ride with caution and courtesy. Gary Hora, President of both the Woodridge ATV Sandhogs and the Manitoba ATV Association, says trails across the province are being assessed after a historic nine-week closure due to wildfire risks. “This is the longest backcountry travel restriction I can ever remember,” said Hora.
Hanover teachers and principals reflect on snacks, slang, and student surprises

1 day ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

As the school year winds down, teachers and principals from the Hanover School Division popped into the radio station for a lighthearted conversation, offering a peek behind the curtain of classroom life—from secret snack stashes to sentimental mugs and meaningful moments with students.
Stuartburn reeve concerned about rural healthcare and cellphone coverage

2 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

The Reeve for the Rural Municipality of Stuartburn says monthly meetings between southeastern Manitoba municipalities are helping move shared concerns forward—especially on key issues like healthcare, infrastructure, and cell service. Michelle Gawronsky is a member of the Eastman Regional Municipal Committee, which recently held a meeting in Steinbach, and it was attended by provincial government representative Brandon Burley.
Steinbach garbage fees going up this year

5 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

Steinbach City Council has officially approved a small increase to curbside garbage collection fees, following a unanimous vote at Tuesday’s council meeting. Council gave third reading to Special Service Bylaw 2257, which renews the city’s Residential Curbside Waste Collection Special Service Plan for the next three years. The bylaw, which outlines gradual fee increases, had previously been reviewed and approved by The Municipal Board.
Record-breaking tab collection for Delainey's custom wheelchair

5 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

The Steinbach community is coming together in a remarkable way to help 13-year-old Delainey receive a brand-new custom wheelchair that will meet her unique needs. Through the Tabs for Wheelchairs program, thousands upon thousands of aluminum tabs are being collected locally and across Manitoba, all to support Delainey, a Grade 6 student at Stoneybrook Middle School. The response so far has been overwhelming, says her mom, Shannon Broesky.
Grand opening draws crowd to Midcan Powersports in Steinbach

6 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

Steinbach’s newest powersports dealership opened its doors on Saturday for a grand opening event, as Midcan Powersports celebrated its new location on Park Road West. The event featured food trucks, sales throughout the store, and a garage sale, drawing a steady crowd throughout the afternoon. Matt Walters, who owns the new dealership, says Steinbach was a natural fit for expansion.
National Indigenous Peoples Day event sparks new group in Steinbach

6 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

A new Indigenous community group officially formed in Steinbach on Saturday during National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations at E.A. Friesen Park. The event drew people from the area who share a desire to build connection, community, and belonging for Indigenous residents. Organizer Helena Wood, a Steinbach resident originally from St. Theresa Point which is part of Treaty 5, said she has seen many people in the area searching for connection.
Ste. Anne celebrates grand opening of new Clearview Co-op store

6 days ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

Clearview Co-op officially opened its brand-new grocery store in Ste. Anne on Friday, drawing large crowds for the grand opening celebration. The full-service store is Clearview’s flagship location and marks a significant milestone for the community where the company originally began as Ste. Anne Co-op. Henry Nickel, who retired in March 2024 after 46 years with the company, attended the opening which happened to be on his 70th birthday.
Founding board member honoured at Steinbach Family Resource Centre anniversary

1 week ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

The Steinbach Family Resource Centre celebrated 25 years of service Thursday evening with a community BBQ, marking a significant milestone for both the centre and one of its founding members. Carmel Wiebe, who was instrumental in starting the organization in 1999, was honoured for her many years of dedication. While stepping down as a regular board member, Wiebe will now serve as a Legacy Board member, a new role that allows her to stay connected while easing her responsibilities.
Toews family in Steinbach celebrates NHL star’s move to Winnipeg

1 week ago | steinbachonline.com | Judy Peters

As Jonathan Toews gets set to sign with the Winnipeg Jets, his Steinbach family says they are ready to cheer him on from nearby. The Winnipeg Jets announced on Friday that Toews, a veteran NHL star, will be joining the team for the upcoming season. While the signing won’t be official until July 1, Toews' cousin, Kurtis Enns of Steinbach, says his family is already celebrating. “The whole family is very excited that he's healthy enough to play again,” said Enns.