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The Carman Dufferin Recreation Commission is governed by a board of directors representing local citizens, municipal and town officials. The Town of Carman and the rural municiality of Dufferin along with the Dufferin Agricultural Society work together to provide recreational facilities and programs for the area.

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What Our District Is All HistoryThe Pembina Valley Conservation District (PVCD) was officially established by Order In Council (cabinet resolution) on October 2, 1989, after four years of negotiations between local municipalities. The original members were the Rural Municipalities of Lorne, Louise, Pembina and Thompson; they have since been joined by the villages/towns of Crystal City, Manitou, Pilot Mound, Cartwright and Morden (2007) and the RM of Roblin (1997) and the RM of Stanley (2003). Pembina Valley was the sixth CD to be formed in Manitoba since 1972, there have since been twelve more additions.The primary reasons for forming the Pembina Valley Conservation District involved concerns with the loss of valuable topsoil through wind and water erosion in the area. Water shortages for local farmers, and erosion of municipal roads, have also been persistent problems. The establishment and operation of a CD has provided local landowners with technical and financial assistance, to participate in the kind of soil and water conservation programs that they feel are needed.© 2008 Pembina Valley Conservation District Website Development by Village WebDesign / Design by Sundown Graphic

For all assessed property All taxes are due September 15, 2014. Your tax payment must be received by Clearwater County by 4:30 p.m. on September 15, 2014. An 8% penalty will be applied to all outstanding taxes. An additional 4% penalty will be applied to all outstanding tax balances December 15, 2014. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Payment Options include: Online (please your bank for more details) by mail, in person during office hours. An after hour drop box is located at the front door. Please include your remittance portion of the tax notice.

It is because of our continued desire to develop innovative products for today's world that we thrive.- Manas Banerjee, President & CEOToll-Free: 1-855-XITEBIO (1-855-948-3246)Soil-Plant-Microbe Interactions - An Infinite Possibility!Welcome to XiteBio Technologies Inc.! At XiteBio Technologies, we build relationships first; business comes next. Analogous to our research theme 'soil-plant-microbe interactions' we would like to interact with you, at every opportunity that comes before us, to cultivate a mutually beneficial relationship.We are passionate research, but more than that we are passionate providing next generation 'go-green' technologies to our customers and making a difference in the field of agriculture. But that alone is not enough - ecological sustainability is also of paramount importance to us. These are the priorities at XiteBio Technologies, where our IRD (Innovation, Research & Development) team is working hard towards creating innovative and cost-effective products that add greater profitability to farmers' bottom lines.Manas Banerjee, Ph.D., P.Ag.Adjunct Professor We are a dynamic biotechnology company engaged in microbial technology and agri-inputs for Canadian, American, European, and South American agricultural markets

Little Steps Head Start Family Program (Dauphin) The Manitoba Aboriginal Head Start (in Urban and Northern Communities) Committee acts in an advisory capacity to the Public Health Agency of Canada to network with funded projects and others with experience and expertise to provide advice and direction on overall planning, implementation and evaluation. This includes (and may not be limited to) networking, training, project evaluations, policies, standards, guidelines, future funding and renewal decisions.Membership on the MAHSC comes from a locally determined process from each Manitoba project, where one member from each funded project is selected.

Message from the PresidentThe MMF is in the middle of its 2014 province-wide elections. Earlier this week, the MMF Chief Electoral Officer posted the final list of candidates. I wish to congratulate those MMF board members who have been re-elected by acclamation and those new members who will be at the table for the first time. I also would like to thank all those who have put their name forward as a candidate for the elections. I suggest you check out the MMF Chief Electoral Office website for the Candidate List and June 26, 2014 election day information. Read moreAbout the MMFThe Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) is the official democratic and self-governing political representative for the Metis Nation?s Manitoba Metis Community.The MMF promotes the political, social, cultural, and economic interests and rights of the Metis in Manitoba. In addition, the MMF delivers programs and services to our community including: child and family services, justice, housing, youth, education, human resources, economic development and natural resources