PembinaValleyOnline News

Morden Police received a report of a stolen bike Monday morning that was left in a yard the previous night. 
    
Police said the suspect dropped the bike at the home on Nelson Street and ran into bushes to hide from vehicles passing. The bike was left at the residence as the suspect ran away wearing a ski mask. 
    
Police are continuing their investigation. 

Manitoba RCMP is raising awareness of how to safely operate an off road vehicle (ORV) this summer. The reminder comes after Pembina Valley RCMP charged a 29-year-old woman with three offences after her 13-year-old daughter and her six friends were in a collision involving an ORV. 

The Winkler Community Foundation (WCF) has distributed nearly $99,000 in grants.

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Police in Winkler is investigating the theft of a pick-up truck and flat deck trailer from a business on Roblin Boulevard East. According to police, the vehicles were stolen sometime between June 10-11.

Police are also looking into a report of tools and copper wire stolen from a Manitoba Hydro station sometime between June 17-23.

Meantime, a resident of Scotia Drive in Winkler reported to police that the front license plate of their car had been stolen while the vehicle was parked on their driveway.

Congratulations Grads of 2022!

Congratulations Grads of 2022!

Multiple rounds of thunderstorms, some severe, led to significant rainfall in parts of the Pembina and Red River Valleys, as well as Southeastern Manitoba on Friday.

Updated June 24, 2022

The RM of Stanley is advising that the Office of Drinking Water has lifted the boil water advisory that was placed on the Reinfeld Water System on Tuesday, June 21st. Normal water usage may resume.

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Congratulations Grads of 2022!