Steinbach, Canada (Local)
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Wes Keating's coverage primarily focuses on local sports and historical flashbacks within Canada, particularly Manitoba and Winnipeg. He shows a keen interest in nostalgic pieces related to sporting events from various decades.
Given his emphasis on local sports history, Wes may be interested in pitches that involve interviews with individuals who have firsthand experience or knowledge of the historical events he covers. Pitches could also revolve around current local sport events and teams, especially those with an interesting backstory or unique angle.
Additionally, stories related to agriculture and hunting within the Manitoba region might resonate well with him due to their connection to the local community.
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By: Wes Keating
Steinbach friends Mark Reimer and Matt Loewen embarked on a whirlwind cross-continent trip to Raleigh, North Carolina, having landed tickets to the deciding game of the 2006 Stanley Cup finals between the host Carolina Hurricanes and Edmonton Oilers.
By: Wes Keating
When it came to construction of new businesses, old businesses turned over to new owners, old businesses launching expansions, or any of the other dozens of projects on the go at all times in Steinbach, there was never a slow week for Carillon photographers.
By: Wes Keating
The owner of a Landmark-area poultry farm expects a new $150,000 heating system will easily be worth the investment.
Canadian shoppers, who can't wait to head south to take advantage of free trade bargains are cautioned to check with their nearest customs officer first.
JUNE 19, 1959—Over four inches of rain in two days drowned out much of the seeded acreage in the Southeast, caused thousands of dollars in damage to country roads and bridges, and at one point one-third of Steinbach streets were under water, in the worst flooding the community had ever seen.
SEPTEMBER 25, 1959—Being the first mayor of any town is quite a distinction. Being mayor of that town for its first 10 years is an even greater distinction. Although he passed the gavel to L.A. Barkman a year ago, K.R. Barkman is still regarded as the “Mayor Emeritus,” the embodiment of the spirit which welded the Village of Steinbach into a full-grown town.
Spending 50 years in the business, Steinbach realtor Bob Schinkel has learned to “go with the flow” and just as he made the transition from working on houses to selling houses and on to selling farms, he has always been ready to try something new.
For the first time in the 12-year history of the Eastman minor football program, an Eastman Raiders teams has made it to the league finals.
Ever since “Ike the Painter” set up shop in Steinbach, members of the Loewen family have been living up to the company slogan, “We meet by accident.” Loewen Body Shop will be celebrating the 90th anniversary of one of Steinbach's oldest businesses next year.
MIT stands for Mennonites in Tights, although Mennonite affiliation is not necessary to belong to this recreational cycling club. In fact, there is a Lutheran or two along for the ride. Others, such as Steinbach lawyer Marcel Jodoin, have nary a discernible shred of Mennonite in them, but are still welcomed into the fold, as well.
