Group Editor - Pembina Group, Editor Winkler Times
Greg Vandermeulen is a Group Editor at Pembina Group and Editor of Winkler Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, regional interest and world news, as well as arts and entertainment, with a focus on plays, musicals, and mental health. Greg's work has been featured in the Winnipeg Free Press.
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Greg Vandermeulen's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including community events, crime, business updates, and government announcements in Winnipeg, Canada. He would likely be most responsive to pitches related to local events, city funding allocations or cuts affecting the community, crime updates within the area (such as thefts or accidents), and changes within local businesses or organizations.
Given his focus on governmental announcements and politics at a local level, he may also be interested in pitches related to municipal governance issues or developments that directly impact residents of Winnipeg. Furthermore, with a significant portion of event coverage included in his articles; story ideas surrounding upcoming cultural or entertainment events in the region could also capture his interest.
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After a decade of living in Steinbach, Mitesh Kumar wants to give back by becoming a city councillor.
The City of Steinbach will lose a veteran councillor after Jac Siemens announced he will not run again in a Thursday announcement.
Steinbach city council will have new members this year following the announcements that two 20-year councillors, Michael Zwaagstra and Jac Siemens will not see re-election.
Steinbach city council approved variations that would allow for a six-storey facility described on city documents as “independent assisted living” on Stone Bridge Crossing despite massive neighbourhood opposition without a single person in favour except for the applicant, Bridge Park Manor, represented by Nic Thiessen of Three Way Builders.
A three-term Hanover School Division trustee will be seeking a seat on Steinbach City Council in the fall municipal election.
The Joy Smith Foundation will make Joy in Action Steinbach an annual event after 94 runners and walkers took part in the July 25 event and raised more than $25,000 at the Steinbach Soccer Park.
This year's Pioneer Days parade will set a new record for the number of entries.
By: Greg Vandermeulen
Steinbach city council put off making a decision as to how they'd spend a $200,000 provincial grant on security upgrades, citing the need for more information.
Demonstrations of pioneer life will help tell the story of the Mennonites' early years in the Steinbach area as part of Pioneer Days at the Mennonite Heritage Village from Aug. 1 to 3.
St Pierre RCMP say electrical cable valued between $40,000 and $50,000 was stolen from a Holme Road business in Grunthal on July 25.
