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Bifrost is located approximately 100 kilometers north of Winnipeg, Manitoba's capital. The community lies along the western shore of Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba's largest lake, and is part of the province's Interlake Region.The municipality surrounds the Town of Arborg and the Village of Riverton.We hope that you find the information provided here interesting and useful. If you are not currently a resident of Bifrost, we hope that you will visit us soon to see what we have to offer to both residents and businesses.

Road Closures were supposed to begin September 1st, but have been delayed due to rainfall levelsThe Province of Manitoba has requested road closures due to the work being done on the North Crooked Lake Drain in the RM of Bifrost. For a two week period Roads 14E between 134N and 133N will be closed. Road 134N from PR 326 to Road 14E, Road 14E from PR 329 to Road 134N, and Road 14E from Road 133N to Road 132N will be restricted to local traffic only during the same time period. The start date is weather dependent and may change Regular Council MeetingRURAL MUNICIPALITY OF BIFROSTOF MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council Meeting of the Rural Municipality of Bifrost regularly

Aside6 Months have flown by here in Winnipeg.I can't believe i've been here this long quite frankly. In 6 months, we've lost a Cat, our girl has grown up an amazing amount, we bought a new house, Amanda started a new job, basement renos are underway, the stock market is up huge, and work has perhaps been the most challenging it has ever been.What's incredible is how little I feel like I've experienced anything new yet in Winnipeg. I really need to focus on getting out and exploring this City. If i'm going to love it here, it's clear it'll take some effort on my part. If a person doesn't focus on getting out and seeing new things, it simply won't happen.Here's hoping the next 6 months involve a whole lot more *exploring* and a lot less *nesting*.Posted on

Interlake Co-op is here to serve our members with products and services that help build, feed and fuel individuals and communities. We are a different kind of business; being member-owned means that any profits are returned to our members and stay in the local economy. We live where you live, work where you work and help grow the economy right here. We are your neighbours, and we make sustainable investments in the communities we share. The Interlake Co-op has approximately 95 employees serving over 6,600 members in 2 communities in the Interlake region. We continue the tradition of giving back to communities, not only in the form of patronage refunds to our members but also in the form of financial support to many community organizations.