Cartwright-Roblin Municipality

06/23/2026

2026 is an election year for your local government, and it is time to start thinking about how you can be involved in shaping the future of our communities in Cartwright-Roblin Municipality. Please visit the website for resources and information updates from now until October.

https://cartwrightroblin.com/p/municipal-election-2026

06/19/2026

Congratulations to all the graduates of the Class of 2026 from PMCI and Cartwright Community Independent School! 🎓

Wishing you all the best as you begin your next adventure. We hope your future is filled with success, happiness, and exciting opportunities. Congratulations from all of us!

06/18/2026

06/17/2026

A mobile phone has been located in Cartwright found south of the grain elevator. If you are missing your phone, please contact the Municipal office to identify it. (204) 529-2363

06/09/2026

Assessors Kelly Fehr and Robin Freund will be on site to meet with residents and answer any questions or concerns regarding property assessments.

If you have questions about your upcoming reassessment, this is a great opportunity to stop in and get more information directly from the assessors.

06/08/2026

Who runs your Municipality? What are they responsible for? Have a look at this short little video for some simple reminders as we get closer to the 2026 Municipal Election.

Who Runs Your City? Understanding Municipal Government in Canada!...

06/01/2026

Badger Creek Park is one of the best places to enjoy summertime fun, family gatherings, and time outdoors in our municipality!

We encourage everyone to come out and enjoy this beautiful community space. As a reminder, overnight camping is not permitted at the park.

Please help keep Badger Creek Park looking its best by using the garbage and recycling bins provided and respecting the grounds. Together, we can keep this park clean, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone.

05/26/2026

It’s pool season! ☀️💦

We’ve noticed a significant increase in water usage throughout the municipality. To help us avoid unnecessary concern or investigation, we ask residents to please notify the office if you are planning to, or have recently, used a large amount of water — such as filling a pool or completing another project that requires above-average water usage.

Please contact the office at (204) 529-2363 or email [email protected].

Thank you for your cooperation!

05/25/2026

A recent analysis by Manitoba Health concluded that eliminating the time change would be better for population health than maintaining the status quo. You can read the full report on health impacts here:https://gov.mb.ca/asset_library/en/proactive/20252026/time-policy-factsheet.pdf

They want to hear from you – would you like to see Manitoba stop using time change? Take a few minutes to fill out the survey.
https://engagemb.ca/time-change

In much of Canada, people adjust their clocks in the Spring and Fall by an hour to change when daylight hours fall. In March, clocks are set forward by one hour to Daylight Saving Time (DST), meaning the sun comes out later in the morning and stays out later in the