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Chris Funk, known on stage as The Wonderist, is bringing his signature mix of magic and music to the Southeast Event Centre this Friday, and for the Manitoba-born performer, it feels like a heartfelt return.

"I spent most of my life in Winnipeg with roots near Steinbach – my parents are from the Grunthal area and the Arnaud area – and I went to school in Gretna," Funk says. "So this really is a homecoming."

When you talk to Gilles Perron, owner of Premium Plumbing, one thing becomes clear right away – this is someone who truly loves what he does.

“Every day is not a chore to get up and go to work. I love my job. I love the guys I work with,” says Perron. “We’ve got such a great team and every day is a blessing.”

Founded out of a lifelong fascination with water, steam, gas, and fire, Premium Plumbing has quickly become one of the most trusted names in plumbing and gas fitting throughout the Southeast.

The annual Canada Day celebration in Vita is shaping up to be one for the books, with organizers promising a dynamic blend of long-standing favourites and exciting new attractions. Ang Boychuk, one of the lead organizers, says the two-day festival offers something for everyone.

"We have a lot of recurring things happening that we've had in past years like our strong man competition, baseball tournament, some rodeo ring activities, and lots of kids activities," Boychuk says.

Whether it's a day-trip or for a longer stay, Buffalo Point Resort will leave their guests both speechless while also having them unable to stop talking about all the amazing amenities found in this one, majestic location.

Midcan Powersports is carving out a fresh path for motorsport lovers in the Southeast. Officially opening its doors on March 1, the new dealership has taken over BRP sales and service from Enns Brothers, setting up shop at 260 Park Road West in Steinbach. Focused exclusively on BRP products – including ATVs, Ski-Doos, and side-by-sides – Midcan is a one-stop destination for outdoor adventure gear.

As downtown Steinbach prepares to welcome thousands for the annual Summer in the City festival, the people behind the scenes are putting final touches on the plans for food trucks, stages, and activities that bring the event to life.

Festival organizers share their top picks, personal favourites, and special moments that make Summer in the City one of Manitoba’s most anticipated weekends.

As downtown Steinbach gears up for this year’s Summer in the City festival this weekend, the spotlight is firmly on community, music, and shared experiences.

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From June 13 to 15, Main Street will be alive with sounds, sights, and flavours that draw thousands annually. Behind the scenes, organizers and performers alike are eagerly preparing for a weekend that promises energy, emotion, and entertainment.

As planting season begins, Steinbach residents are once again invited to take part in one of the city’s most grassroots community efforts – quite literally. The city’s compost depots officially opened on May 3rd, and they’re now running every Saturday until October.

The depots are open from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at three locations: Woodlawn School, Stonybrook Middle School, and the parking lot of Smith Neufeld Jodoin Law Office.

Chef JP Charpentier is bringing a French twist to the heart of Steinbach as he prepares to open the much-anticipated Forum & Bistro at the Southeast Event Centre. Set to open on June 12, the restaurant promises to delight guests with authentic French bistro fare while supporting the community.

A French bistro vibe

“I’m very excited to see guests inside the restaurant, enjoying good food and good times,” says Charpentier. “We’re aiming for a French bistro feel, but with simple, authentic dishes that everyone will love.”

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