stanley community pathway soft opening
We are excited to share that the Pathway connecting Morden and Winkler is almost at completion!
While the official grand opening is being planned for Spring 2026, we want our residents to be able to enjoy it while the weather is cooperating this fall.
With key safety signage in place on the Pathway, we are confident that riders and pedestrians using this much anticipated Pathway will do so with caution, outside of regular construction hours.
Please be alert for vehicle traffic at mile road intersections. Slow down, STOP and look both ways before crossing.
Drivers, please keep an eye out for cyclists and pedestrians at intersections.
Thank you for your patience and support as we move this project to full completion!
Federal Government contributes $2.1 million toward the Stanley Community Pathway
Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada, October 8th, announced $2.1 million in Federal funding for the Stanley Community Pathway from their Active Transportation Fund. This vital support has been key in helping the community realize this dream! Click links below for more detail.
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EN – https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/new-pathway-to-connect-winkler-and-morden-886155749.html
We would love your support to help complete this long awaited pathway connecting our communities!
Pathway construction is on track to be completed this fall!
Kroeker Farms donation of $450,000 to the Pathway gives the project a huge boost!
Thanks to Access Credit Union for their financial support including $50,000 donation to the Pathway Project.
Morden & Winkler Community Foundations announce support of the Stanley Community Pathway by matching every donation up to a maximum of $50,000 till December 31, 2025!
Construction begins May 20
Stanley Community Pathway celebrates sod turning
Present for the sod turning were mayors Nancy Penner (Morden), Henry Siemens (Winkler) and Ike Friesen (Reeve, RM of Stanley) along with representatives from JDB Project Engineering (Project engineers) and Meseyton Construction who were awarded the project based on tendered bids. Also present were James Elias (Triple E Developments) and Wayne Rempel (Kroeker Farms) who were instrumental in kick starting this exciting community project.
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Stanley Trail Association acknowledges that the trail is located on original lands of the Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We are also grateful for landowners who allow the trail to cross their property. Please enjoy the trails respectfully and responsibly.