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As per the Town of Altona Social Media Policy, the Town is not responsible for comments made by the public on official social media accounts, and reserves the right to remove any content that is deemed inappropriate for any reason and at any time. Town staff shall moderate comments to ensure that posted comments are constructive and suitable for all readers, and respectful of

all readers. The Town of Altona shall also employ auto-moderating of comments for profane or discriminatory language where possible. Posted comments must comply with the following considerations:

a) Comments must be civil; inappropriate language will not be tolerated. Any posts containing threatening, profane, discriminatory, obscene, inflammatory, unlawful or otherwise objectionable statements or content will be removed wherever possible, and will not be replied to by Town staff. b) Advertising or promotional announcements are not permitted. Posts deemed as spam and/or explicit commercial endorsements will be removed. c) We recognize that differing and questioning opinions are a part of conversation; however, posts with personal attacks or references to the personality of individuals will be removed wherever possible. d) Comments or questions should be within the scope of the topic under discussion. General questions and inquiries for the Town of Altona are most quickly responded to by calling the Administration Office at 204-324-6468. e) Comments reflect views of the individuals posting them, and not those of the Town of Altona Administration or Council. Comments must not breach any law, confidentiality, or copyright. Offending comments will be removed wherever possible. The CHRO or designate shall respond to all direct messages and inquiries to the official social media accounts in a timely manner during business hours. Outside of business hours, an auto-reply shall be enabled where possible. Social media accounts are not monitored 24/7. Comments or direct messages must not be used to report any suspicious activity, crimes, or emergencies.

2026 Community Grant Recipient - The Gardens On TenthThis year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants t...
05/29/2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - The Gardens On Tenth

This year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to organizations making a meaningful impact in our community. Throughout this week, we’ll be highlighting the organizations receiving funding and the important work they do.

The Gardens on Tenth assists with the evolving needs of tenants through facilities, programs, and services and provides aid and support to help residents find and apply for financial assistance.

Their grant was used to implement a Roam Alert/Wander Guard system in the Manor to enhance the safety, security, and quality of care for seniors living with cognitive impairments. This project reduces wandering incidents, prevent related injuries, enable faster staff response, and allow residents to maintain independence and dignity. By expanding the system into the Manor, the project allowed to open 18 additional supportive housing suites, reducing wait time for seniors who require a higher level of care.

Each year, the Town of Altona accepts applications and awards grants to organizations that contribute to the general interest and well-being of our community.

There are a limited number of funds remaining in the 2026 grant budget, and interested groups can apply for late consideration at https://altona.ca/p/community-grants. You’ll find a full listing of 2026 grants there, as well as the grant policy.

To be considered for a 2027 Community Grant, please submit an application before December 15, 2026.

2026 Community Grant Recipient - Steps Toward ReconciliationThis year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community G...
05/29/2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - Steps Toward Reconciliation

This year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to organizations making a meaningful impact in our community. Throughout this week, we’ll be highlighting the organizations receiving funding and the important work they do.

Steps Toward Reconciliation is a volunteer grassroots group based out of Altona. Their goal is to support Canada’s reconciliation with its original people.

This grant went toward building bridges towards reconciliation with our Indigenous neighbors and creating opportunities for community and cultural connection.

Each year, the Town of Altona accepts applications and awards grants to organizations that contribute to the general interest and well-being of our community.

There are a limited number of funds remaining in the 2026 grant budget, and interested groups can apply for late consideration at https://altona.ca/p/community-grants. You’ll find a full listing of 2026 grants there, as well as the grant policy.

To be considered for a 2027 Community Grant, please submit an application before December 15, 2026.

2026 Community Grant Recipient - STARS AmbulanceThis year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to org...
05/29/2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - STARS Ambulance

This year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to organizations making a meaningful impact in our community. Throughout this week, we’ll be highlighting the organizations receiving funding and the important work they do.

STARS provides life-saving critical care, anywhere: be that by air or ground. STARS is particularly valuable for remote or rural communities, like Altona, where quick access to emergency care may not be readily available. Over the past 12 years, STARS has flown 70 missions in the Altona area.

This grant went towards their Critical Care Mission which includes: medical equipment and supplies, aviation equipment, helicopter maintenance, helping over 1000 people & their families last year, and allowing them to be innovative and on the cutting edge advanced training for their flight and medical crews, equipping them with the latest skills and knowledge to handle complex medical situations, ultimately improving patient outcomes across the region!

Each year, the Town of Altona accepts applications and awards grants to organizations that contribute to the general interest and well-being of our community.

There are a limited number of funds remaining in the 2026 grant budget, and interested groups can apply for late consideration at https://altona.ca/p/community-grants. You’ll find a full listing of 2026 grants there, as well as the grant policy.

To be considered for a 2027 Community Grant, please submit an application before December 15, 2026.

2026 Community Grant Recipient - South Central Cancer ResourceThis year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community...
05/29/2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - South Central Cancer Resource

This year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to organizations making a meaningful impact in our community. Throughout this week, we’ll be highlighting the organizations receiving funding and the important work they do.

South Central Cancer Resource (SCCR) is a community based non-profit organization providing education, hope, and support to individuals with cancer and their families throughout South Central Manitoba. They provide many services such as transportation and accommodation assistance, lymphedema program, wigs and head coverings, skin screening clinics, wellness programs and more. This grant was used for providing dignity and confidence to cancer patients through wig program.

Each year, the Town of Altona accepts applications and awards grants to organizations that contribute to the general interest and well-being of our community.

There are a limited number of funds remaining in the 2026 grant budget, and interested groups can apply for late consideration at https://altona.ca/p/community-grants. You’ll find a full listing of 2026 grants there, as well as the grant policy.

To be considered for a 2027 Community Grant, please submit an application before December 15, 2026.

2026 Community Grant Recipient - South Central Regional Library Altona BranchThis year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,1...
05/29/2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - South Central Regional Library Altona Branch

This year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to organizations making a meaningful impact in our community. Throughout this week, we’ll be highlighting the organizations receiving funding and the important work they do.

Every year, the South Central Regional Library hosts a Summer Reading Club at its branches, providing free activities, prizes, and summer fun for children in our communities throughout the summer. The goal of the program is to encourage kids to keep reading and stay engaged in literacy over the summer, participate in our in-branch activities, and most importantly, have fun!
This funding will go toward paying for the pool rental for the Altona Library Summer Reading Club Fun Day.

Each year, the Town of Altona accepts applications and awards grants to organizations that contribute to the general interest and well-being of our community.

There are a limited number of funds remaining in the 2026 grant budget, and interested groups can apply for late consideration at https://altona.ca/p/community-grants. You’ll find a full listing of 2026 grants there, as well as the grant policy.

To be considered for a 2027 Community Grant, please submit an application before December 15, 2026

05/28/2026

Meet our tree guy — Mark!
Mark is Altona’s arborist-in-training and Public Works Assistant, and he’s passionate about helping our community grow greener.
Mark knows that planting trees properly is the key to helping them grow tall, healthy, and create the green canopy our community will enjoy for generations. Now, he’s ready to share his knowledge with you!
You’ll learn proper tree planting techniques and receive a coupon for a FREE tree to plant on your own property! Get registered and join us on June 13 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Ash Park.
Come meet our tree guy and help make Altona greener.

2026 Community Grant Recipient - Rhineland Area Food BankThis year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Gran...
05/28/2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - Rhineland Area Food Bank

This year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to organizations making a meaningful impact in our community. Throughout this week, we’ll be highlighting the organizations receiving funding and the important work they do.

The Rhineland Food Bank provides groceries for anyone within the R.M. of Rhineland who struggles with food insecurity. This grant helped provide food relief for families in need in our community.

Each year, the Town of Altona accepts applications and awards grants to organizations that contribute to the general interest and well-being of our community.

There are a limited number of funds remaining in the 2026 grant budget, and interested groups can apply for late consideration at https://altona.ca/p/community-grants. You’ll find a full listing of 2026 grants there, as well as the grant policy.

To be considered for a 2027 Community Grant, please submit an application before December 15, 2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - Altona ElksThis year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to organiz...
05/28/2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - Altona Elks

This year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to organizations making a meaningful impact in our community. Throughout this week, we’ll be highlighting the organizations receiving funding and the important work they do.

The Altona Elks Lodge is a community-focused organization dedicated to supporting local initiatives, charitable programs, and events that strengthen the Altona area. Through volunteer efforts and fundraising activities, the Altona Elks continue to make meaningful contributions that benefit residents of all ages and help foster a strong sense of community spirit.

This grant went towards enhancing the quality of life and well-being of Altona residents by supporting programs, services, and community improvements that create positive and lasting impacts throughout the community.

Each year, the Town of Altona accepts applications and awards grants to organizations that contribute to the general interest and well-being of our community.

There are a limited number of funds remaining in the 2026 grant budget, and interested groups can apply for late consideration at https://altona.ca/p/community-grants. You’ll find a full listing of 2026 grants there, as well as the grant policy.

To be considered for a 2027 Community Grant, please submit an application before December 15, 2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - Regional ConnectionsThis year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants t...
05/28/2026

2026 Community Grant Recipient - Regional Connections

This year, the Town of Altona awarded $56,100 in Community Grants to organizations making a meaningful impact in our community. Throughout this week, we’ll be highlighting the organizations receiving funding and the important work they do.

Regional Connections Immigrant Services supports newcomers in rural Manitoba through settlement, employment, language, and community integration programs tailored to help individuals and families thrive.

This grant will support Culture Festival 2026 in Altona. Everyone attending Culture Fest will have the opportunity to meet and speak with newcomer table hosts about their home countries, cultures, and immigration journeys to Canada. Through song and dance, performers—a combination of professional and local artists—will share their cultures and traditions during the entertainment program, while also explaining the significance of various customs through the art forms they have chosen to present to guests.

Each year, the Town of Altona accepts applications and awards grants to organizations that contribute to the general interest and well-being of our community.

There are a limited number of funds remaining in the 2026 grant budget, and interested groups can apply for late consideration at https://altona.ca/p/community-grants. You’ll find a full listing of 2026 grants there, as well as the grant policy.

To be considered for a 2027 Community Grant, please submit an application before December 15, 2026

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