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A Manitoba credit union is the first in Canada to launch Samsung Pay for completing retail Interac transactions within its industry.
Steinbach Credit Union now offers customers the ability to use their Samsung smartphones to withdrawal from their chequing and savings accounts at retailers displaying the Interac Flash logo.
Manitoba RCMP have a 17-year-old boy in custody after they say he broke into a Steinbach apartment and threatened two people with a gun.
Police say the break and enter happened on February 18 at around 9:10 p.m. at an apartment on Loewen Boulevard.
Manitoba RCMP are looking for a man who they say fooled a Steinbach bank into loaning him more than $80,000.
Police say the man entered the financial institution on July 25 and used stolen identification to obtain a bank draft for the amount. He then purchased gold at a business in Winnipeg using the draft.
A man who came across an RCMP checkstop in Steinbach, Manitoba is facing identity fraud and other charges.
The Winnipeg driver was travelling on Highway 12 in Steinbach on December 10 when he went through a holiday checkstop. RCMP say he couldn’t provide the vehicle’s registration and was asked to pull over.
By The Canadian Press
STEINBACH, Man. – A Manitoba farm sanctuary is inviting people to meet a gentle giant after a photo of an Australian steer towering over other cows went viral.
Knickers the Holstein has been making headlines Down Under because he stands just under two metres in height and weighs about 1.4 tonnes.
WINNIPEG — A program to help those who indulge in festive cheer make it back home safely is about to hit the road for another season.
Operation Red Nose, an initiative by Safety Services Manitoba and Manitoba Public Insurance, held their annual launch on Friday.
A man hunting in the RM of Tache last Saturday came across a human skull and called police.
Steinbach RCMP and specialists from the Forensic Identification Unit attended an area for a report of possible human remains at around 7 p.m.
By The Canadian Press
WINNIPEG – A Manitoba community that only allowed bars in 2011 has voted “No” to letting pot stores set up shop.
A week after marijuana became legal in the country, eight Manitoba communities voted on whether to allow retail stores to open within their boundaries in a plebiscite on Wednesday.
