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Newly Incorporated Municipalities NEWLY INCORPORATED MUNICIPALITIES (Effective January 1, 2015) Municipality Amalgamation Partners Bifrost-Riverton, Municipality Bifrost RM, Riverton V Boissevain-Morton, Municipality Boissevain T, Morton RM Brenda-Waskada, Municipality Brenda RM, Waskada V Cartwright-Roblin, Municipality Cartwright V, Roblin RM Clanwilliam-Erickson, Municipality Clanwilliam RM, Erickson T Deloraine-Winchester, Municipality Deloraine T, Winchester RM Ellice-Archie, RM Ellice RM, Archie RM, St. Lazare V Emerson-Franklin, Municipality Emerson T, Franklin RM Ethelbert, Municipality Ethelbert RM, Ethelbert V Gilbert Plains, Municipality Gilbert Plains T, Gilbert Plains RM Glenboro-South Cypress, Municipality Glenboro V, South Cypress RM Glenella-Lansdowne, Municipality Glenella RM, Lansdowne RM Grandview Municipality Grandview RM, Grandview T Grassland, Municipality Cameron RM, Hartney T, Whitewater RM Grey, RM Grey RM, St. Claude V Hamiota Municipality Hamiota RM, Hamiota T Harrison Park, Municipality Harrison RM, Park RM Lakeshore, RM Ochre River RM, Lawrence RM Lorne, Municipality Lorne RM, Somerset V, Notre Dame des Lourdes V Louise, Municipality Louise RM, Crystal City V, Pilot Mound T McCreary, Municipality McCreary V, McCreary RM Minitonas-Bowsman, Municipality Minitonas RM, Minitonas T, Bowsman V Minto-Odanah, RM Minto RM, Odanah RM Mossey River Municipality Mossey River RM, Winnipegosis V Norfolk Treherne, Municipality South Norfolk RM, Treherne T North Cypress-Langford, Municipality North Cypress RM, Langford RM North Norfolk, Municipality North Norfolk RM, MacGregor T Oakland-Wawanesa, Municipality Oakland RM, Wawanesa V Oakview, RM Blanshard RM, Saskatchewan RM, Rapid City T Pembina, Municipality Pembina RM, Manitou T Prairie Lakes, RM Strathcona, RM, Riverside RM Prairie View Municipality Birtle RM, Birtle T, Miniota RM Rhineland, Municipality Rhineland RM, Plum Coulee T, Gretna T Riding Mountain West, RM Shellmouth-Boulton RM, Silver Creek RM Riverdale Municipality Rivers T, Daly RM Roblin, Municipality Hillsburg RM, Shell River RM, Roblin T Rossburn Municipality Rossburn RM, Rossburn T Russell-Binscarth, Municipality Russell T, Russell RM, Binscarth V Sifton, RM Sifton RM, Oak Lake T Souris-Glenwood, Municipality Glenwood RM, Souris T Ste. Rose, Municipality Ste Rose du Lac T, Ste Rose RM Swan Valley West, Municipality Benito V, Swan River RM Two Borders, Municipality Arthur RM, Albert RM, Edward RM Wallace-Woodworth, RM Wallace RM, Woodworth RM, Elkhorn V West Interlake, Rural Municipality Eriksdale RM, Siglunes, RM WestLake-Gladstone, Rural Municipality Lakeview RM, Westbourne RM, Gladstone T Yellowhead, RM Shoal Lake M, Strathclair RM 28 MANITOBA MUNICIPALITIES ALEXANDER, RM Reeve Jack Brisco 1 Sentier Bouvier Trail Deputy Mayor Mac Kinghorn Box100 Chief Administrative Officer Don Dowle St. Georges, MB Councillors Cheryhl Corrie R0E 1V0 Council Meets 2nd & 4th Tuesday Ken Danwich Phone: 204-367-6170 of every month Diane Dube Fax: 204-367-2257 Office Hours: 8:30 - 4:30 Mac Kinghorn Email: [email protected] Population: 3,333 Website: www.rmalexander.com Municipal #: 600 ALONSA, RM Reeve Vacant 20 Railway Avenue Chief Administrative Officer Pamela Sul Box 127 Councillors Colin Mailman Alonsa, MB Council meets 2nd & 4th Wednesday Eldon Campbell R0H 0A0 of every month Terry Dayholos Phone: 204-767-2054 Office Hours: 8:30 – 4:30 Logan Dumanske Fax: 204-767-2044 Population: 1,247 Michael Brown Email: [email protected] Municipal #: 601 Edward Waczko Website: www.rmofalonsa.com ALTONA, TOWN Mayor Al Friesen 111 Centre Avenue Chief Administrative Officer Dan Gagne Box 1630 Councillors Glen Robinson Altona, MB Council meets 2nd & 4th Tuesday Donna Rosling-Wolters R0G 0B0 of every month Joel Pankowich Phone: 204-324-6468 Office Hours: 8:30 – 5:00 Jordan Siemens Fax: 204-324-1550 Population: 4,212 Harv Schroeder Email: [email protected] Municipal #: 400 Curt Letkeman Website: www.altona.ca ARBORG, TOWN Mayor Peter Dueck 337 River Road Chief Administrative Officer Cindy Stansell Box 159 Councillors John Crackle Arborg, MB Council meets 2nd & 4th Wednesday Ron Johnston R0C 0A0 of every month Ron Rogowski Phone: 204-376-2647 Office Hours: 8:30 - 4:30 Rob Thorsteinson Fax: 204-376-5379 Population: 1,323 Email: [email protected] Municipal #: 300 Website: www.townofarborg.com ARGYLE, RM Reeve Daniel Martens 132-2nd Street North Chief Administrative Officer Barbara Bramwell Box 40 Councillors Joedy Desrochers Baldur, MB Council meets 2nd Tuesday Mike Everett ROK 0B0 of every month Tom Kay Phone: 204-535-2176 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Marilynne Pantel Fax: 204-535-2505 Population: 1,025 Kory Van Damme Email: [email protected] Municipal #: 102 Conway Waldner Website: www.townofbaldur.ca 29 ARMSTRONG, RM Reeve Susan Smerchanski 55 – Highway #17 Chief Administrative Officer Corlie Larsen Box 69 Councillors Ralph Hazelton Inwood, MB Council meets 2nd Tuesday Paul Humeny R0C 1P0 of every month Ted Sumka Phone: 204-278-3377 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Adam Krochenski Fax: 204-278-3437 Population: 1,792 Allen Evanchyshin Email: [email protected] Municipal #: 602 Website: www.rmofarmstrong.com BEAUSEJOUR, TOWN Mayor Ray Schirle 639 Park Avenue Chief Administrative Officer Vee Scromeda Box 1028 Councillors Don Mazur Beausejour, MB Council meets 2nd & Last Tuesday Glen Kaatz R0E 0C0 of every month Jan Leclerc Phone: 204-268-7550 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Candice Holiroski Fax: 204-268-3107 Population: 3,219 Email: [email protected] Website: www.townofbeausejour.com Municipal #: 401 BIFROST-RIVERTON, MUNICIPALITY Reeve Brian N. Johnson 329 River Road Chief Administrative Officer Jordan Willner Box 70 Councillors Frode Anderson Arborg, MB Council meets 2nd Wednesday Chad Johnson R0C 0A0 of every month Morley Nordal Phone: 204-376-2391 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 David King Fax: 204-376-2742 Population: 3,378 Gordon Klym Email: [email protected] Municipal #: 105 Colin Bjarnason Website: www.rmbifrost.com BOISSEVAIN-MORTON, MUNICIPALITY Head of Council Judy Swanson 420 South Railway Avenue Chief Administrative Officer Leo Poulin Box 490 Councillors Rod Adams Boissevain, MB Council meets 2nd Tuesday & 4th Thursday David Stead R0K 0E0 Office Hours: 8:30-5:00 Rhonda Coupland Phone: 204-534-2433 Population: 2,353 Eric Reichert Fax: 204-534-3710 Municipal #: 153 Doug Troke Email: [email protected] George Heide Website: www.boissevain.ca BRANDON, CITY Mayor Rick Chrest 410 - 9th Street Acting City Manager Dean Hammond Brandon MB Councillors Shawn Berry R7A 6A2 Council meets 1st & 3rd Monday Ron W. Brown Phone: 204-729-2296 of every month Jan Chaboyer Fax: 204-729-0975 Office Hours: 8:30-5:00 Barry Cullen Email: [email protected] Population: 48,859 Shaun Cameron Website: www.brandon.ca Municipal #: 500 Kris Desjarlais 30 BRENDA-WASKADA, MUNICIPALITY Head of Council David VanMackelbergh 33 Railway Avenue Chief Administrative Officer Diane Woodworth Box 40 Councillors Donna Stewart Waskada, MB Council meets 2nd Wednesday Kelly Guenther R0M 2E0 of every month Kristy Mann Phone: 204-673-2401 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Sterling Jolly Fax: 204-673-2663 Population: 674 Vacant Email: [email protected] Municipal #: 109 Justin Hatt Website: www.waskada.org BROKENHEAD, RM Reeve Brad Saluk 72013 Road 42 East Chief Administrative Officer Sue Sutherland Box 490 Councillors Sean Michaels Beausejour, MB Council meets 2nd & 4th Tuesday Bruce Modrzejewski R0E 0C0 of every month Luke Ingeberg Phone: 204-268-6700 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Jack Kowalchuk Fax: 204-268-1504 Population: 5,122 Email: [email protected] Municipal #: 110 Website: www.ourhomeyourhome.ca CARBERRY, TOWN Mayor Stuart Olmstead 316 - 4th Avenue Chief Administrative Officer Grady Stephenson Box 130 Councillors John Anderson Carberry, MB Council meets 2nd Tuesday of every month Matt Tolton R0K 0H0 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Raymond Muirhead Phone: 204-834-6600 Population: 1,738 Mike Sudak Fax: 204-834-6604 Municipal #: 407 Email : [email protected] Website: www.townofcarberry.ca CARMAN, TOWN Mayor Brent Owen 12-2nd Avenue SW Chief Administrative Officer Cheryl Young Box 160 Councillors Richard Dyck Carman, MB Council meets 2nd Thursday of every month Matt Gray R0G 0J0 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Brad Johnston Phone: 204-745-2443 Population: 3,164 Chris Hasell Fax: 204-745-2903 Municipal #: 409 Jane Swanton Email : [email protected] Bernie Townsend Website: www.carmanmanitoba.ca CARTIER, RM Reeve Christa Vann Mitchell Box 117 Councillors Andrew Peters Elie, MB Council meets 2nd & 4th Monday Estelle Thornson R0H 0H0 of every month Christian Lachance Phone: 204-353-2214 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Ken Beaudin Fax: 204-353-2335 Population: 3,368 Daniel Bouchard Email: [email protected] Municipal #: 112 Website: www.rm-cartier.mb.ca 31 CARTWRIGHT-ROBLIN MUNICIPALITY Head of Council Jamie Dousselaere 485 Curwen Street Chief Administrative Officer Colleen Mullin Box 9 Councillors Chris Hildebrand Cartwright, MB Council meets 2nd & 4th Tuesday Shayne Kinley R0K 0L0 of every month Jolene McDonald Phone: 204-529-2363 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Brent Pawich Fax: 204-529-2288 Population: 1,308 Rob Sveinson Email: [email protected] website: www.cartwrightroblin.ca Municipal #: 167 CHURCHILL, TOWN Mayor Michael Spence 180 La Verendrye Avenue Chief Administrative Officer Cory Young Box 459 Councillors Heather Botelho Churchill, MB Council meets once a month Bill Dingwall R0B 0E0 Office Hours: 8:30-4:30 Verna Flett Phone: 204-675-8871 Population: 899 Joanne Stover Fax: 204-675-2934
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