The East of the Red Report

Selkirk exits Capital Planning Region
The City of Selkirk has formally been removed from the Winnipeg-area Capital Planning Region, giving the city direct control of its planning and infrastructure decisions. → Source: City of Selkirk

Gaynor Library Matching Campaign Underway

The Gaynor Family Regional Library’s expansion campaign is running a crucial matching drive until December 1st. All donations up to $300,000 will be matched by the Gaynor family, doubling the impact of every gift toward this major community staple. → Source: City of Selkirk

RM of St. Andrews By-Law and Animal Control

St. Andrews Welcomes New Enforcement Teams The RM of St. Andrews officially introduced two new service providers this week: The Commissionaires are now managing municipal by-law enforcement, and Rural Animal Management Services (RAMS) is taking over animal control. Residents must report all issues through the municipal Service Tracker System on the RM website. → Source: RM of St. Andrews

East St. Paul Film Production Notice

Traffic Alert: Film Production in East St. Paul A feature film production will be taking place at the Curling Club (264 Hoddinott Road) on Tuesday, November 25th. Production crews will begin setup on Monday, November 24th, using the arena gravel lot for parking. Residents should anticipate increased traffic and crew vehicles in the area through Tuesday. → Source: East St. Paul

West St. Paul Policing Town Hall

Policing Town Hall Set for West St. Paul Residents are invited to a police-led discussion and public forum on public safety issues in the community. The West St. Paul Policing Town Hall will take place on Monday, November 24th, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Access Centre Gym (48 Holland Road). → Source: West St. Paul

Steinbach Winter Landfill Hours

Steinbach Landfill Winter Hours Now in Effect The City of Steinbach’s landfill (104 Hanover Road E.) is now operating on its winter schedule. The hours for the period of October 1 to December 31 are Monday to Friday: 8 AM – 5 PM and Saturday: 9 AM – 4 PM. → Source: City of Steinbach

Steinbach Outdoor Pool Renewal Plan

Major Pool Renewal Plan Moves Forward The City of Steinbach is moving ahead with plans for a major, multi-million dollar renewal of the aging outdoor pool facility. The facility requires structural upgrades and drainage replacements to meet current health code requirements. The renovation, if approved and funded (currently awaiting a provincial grant decision), would require the pool to be offline for one summer season. → Source: Steinbach Online

RM of Hanover Utility Account Deadline

Hanover Utility Payment Deadline Approaching The Rural Municipality of Hanover reminds residents that utility accounts with outstanding balances as of December 1, 2025, will be transferred to the corresponding property tax account. Payments must be received by Friday, November 28th, at 4:00 PM to avoid the balance transfer and an accruing interest rate of 1.25% per month. → Source: RM of Hanover

Niverville Crosswalk and City Status Updates

Niverville Crosswalk Upgrade Delayed The Town of Niverville continues to advocate for crosswalk safety on Main Street. Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure (MTI) confirmed that the Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) at PR 311 and 2nd Ave has failed once again. MTI plans to replace the entire unit but is currently awaiting necessary parts due to stock shortages. → Source: Town of Niverville

Niverville on the Path to City Status

Niverville on Track for City Status According to Mayor Myron Dyck, Niverville is nearing the 7,500-person population benchmark required to be eligible for official city designation under the Manitoba Municipal Act. The current Southern Health population report places Niverville at 7,110 residents, with the next official census scheduled for May 2026. → Source: Niverville Citizen

Beausejour: New Bag Tag System & Office Closure

Beausejour Waste Limit & Tags In Effect Jan 1 The Town of Beausejour reminds residents that the untagged limit of 2 bags/1 can for waste collection begins January 1, 2026. Extra tags are available now at the Town Office for $2.00 each. Please note the Town Office will be closed from December 24th to January 2nd for the holidays. → Source: Town of Beausejour Local Notices

Beausejour: Park Ave Closure for Christmas Event

Traffic Alert: Christmas on Park Street Park Avenue in Beausejour will be closed to all vehicular traffic from First Street to Fifth Street North on Friday, November 21, from 3:30 PM to 9:00 PM, for the "Christmas on Park Street" event. Third Street South will also be closed at Ashton Ave. → Source: Town of Beausejour Local Notices

RM of Brokenhead: Climate Adaptation Plan Kick-Off

Brokenhead Climate Adaptation Plan Kick-Off The RM of Brokenhead invites the community to a kick-off event to help shape the Community Climate Adaptation Plan. Join the discussion on climate projections and local impacts on December 2nd, from 6 PM–9 PM, at the Garson Centennial Community Centre (11 Thompson Ave, Garson). Your voice is welcome. → Source: RM of Brokenhead

RM of Brokenhead: Green Bay Bridge Closure

Green Bay Bridge Replacement Closure The RM of Brokenhead is proceeding with the full replacement of the Green Bay Bridge over the Brokenhead River on Mile 74 N and Road 45E. The bridge will be closed from November 15, 2025, to March 31, 2026. → Source: RM of Brokenhead

Lac du Bonnet: Regular Council Meeting

Lac du Bonnet Council Meeting Date Set The Town of Lac du Bonnet’s next Regular Meeting of Council is open to the public on December 11, 2025, at 6:00 PM. The meeting will be held at the Town of Lac du Bonnet Administrative Office (82 Second Street) and provides an opportunity for residents to stay informed on governance. → Source: Town of Lac du Bonnet

RM of Lac du Bonnet: Hospice Care Petition

Petition for Local Hospice Care Launched A community petition has been launched, advocating for the development of a suitable, dedicated hospice care option closer to home in the Interlake and Eastman Regions. Currently, terminally ill patients who cannot be cared for at home are often placed in long-term care facilities, with the closest dedicated palliative care facility being in downtown Winnipeg. → Source: RM of Lac du Bonnet