Group Editor - Pembina Group, Editor Winkler Times
Greg Vandermeulen is a Group Editor at Pembina Group and Editor of Winkler Times. He focuses on a range of topics including culture, health and wellness, and events management, with a particular interest in consumer health and the construction industry in Canada. 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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Gary Dyck, a council candidate for the City of Steinbach, said it's important to keep Steinbach's caring nature while handling growth.
Royal Canadian Legion Branch #190 in Steinbach hosted a barbecue lunch on Sept. 26, to help celebrate the national organization's 100th anniversary.
What started with a display celebrating artistic portrayals of Niverville on the side of a picnic shelter has changed into a seating area that represents Indigenous and Metis traditions as well.
Eunice Harrison, a member of the Roseau River Anishinaabe First Nation, spoke about reconciliation and family connections on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NTRC), at the Mennonite Heritage Village in Steinbach.
Recreate a disused milking parlour, find a dedicated brewmaster who loves to come up with new recipes and add a pinch of Mennonite satire, and you have a recipe for success.
Volunteers gathered to plant over 200 trees as part of TD Tree Days on Oct. 4 at the Rosenthal Nature Park, northwest of Mitchell.
Peter Wiebe, 99, operated a 100 year old Twin City 1220 tractor as he and family members threshed grain on Oct. 10. Others spent time using antique tractors to plow while the work continued.
Raymond Maynard still recalls why he first wanted to be on the village council in 2002, and it's a reason that still motivates the incumbent mayor today.
The final Steinbach city council meeting before the Oct. 28 municipal election marked the end of an era for two councillors.
Voters in the City of Steinbach made history on Wednesday, electing the first visible minority in the city's history to council and for the first time ever giving a female candidate the highest number of votes.
