Municipal
Rural Municipality of St. Andrews Council
Governs St. Andrews
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Source: gov.mb.ca, checkedRural Municipality of St. Andrews Council in plain words
- What it's for
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A Manitoba municipal council governs its municipality: it provides services, facilities and other things it considers necessary or desirable, and passes by-laws for municipal purposes. The law sets its purposes as good government and safe and viable communities.
The Municipal Act, ss. 3 and 232 · Applies to every Manitoba municipal council (not Winnipeg, which has its own charter, or the Local Government District of Pinawa)
- What it can't do
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A by-law that is inconsistent with an Act or regulation in force in Manitoba has no effect to the extent of the inconsistency.
The Municipal Act, s. 230 · Applies to every Manitoba municipal council (not Winnipeg, which has its own charter, or the Local Government District of Pinawa)
- Who it answers to
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Voters elect council every four years, on the fourth Wednesday of October. If a municipality is in financial difficulty, the provincial cabinet can place its affairs under a supervisor appointed by the minister.
The Municipal Act, ss. 86 and 200 · Applies to every Manitoba municipal council (not Winnipeg, which has its own charter, or the Local Government District of Pinawa)
- Where its money comes from
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Mostly property taxes and other taxes it may levy under Part 10 of The Municipal Act. Councils also collect the school division special levy on behalf of school boards.
The Municipal Act, Part 10; The Public Schools Act, s. 188 · Applies to every Manitoba municipal council (not Winnipeg, which has its own charter, or the Local Government District of Pinawa)
- Shares responsibility with
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Works with the provincial government and with the school divisions in its area, whose special levy council must impose and collect.
The Public Schools Act, s. 188 · Applies to every Manitoba municipal council (not Winnipeg, which has its own charter, or the Local Government District of Pinawa)
Next vote
- in 16 days General election · Councillor · 2 candidates
- in 16 days General election · Councillor · 2 candidates
- in 16 days General election · Councillor · 2 candidates
- in 16 days General election · Councillor · 2 candidates
- in 16 days General election · Councillor · 2 candidates
- in 16 days General election · Mayor · 2 candidates
Who sits on it
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Mayor
Elected by everyone in St. Andrews
Joy Sul
Mayor
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Deputy Mayor
Chosen by the council from among its members
Rob Mirecki
Deputy Mayor
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6 councillors
Elected
Chris Mondor
Councillor
Justin Fiebelkorn
Councillor
Ken Doornbos
Councillor
Laurie Hunt
Councillor
Rob Mirecki
Councillor
Tracy Slyker
Councillor
Laurie Hunt was acclaimed as Councillor. No vote was needed: they were the only candidate. Details
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Sources for who sits on it
- Mayor web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Joy Sul as Mayor rmofstandrews.com · checked
- Deputy Mayor web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Rob Mirecki as Deputy Mayor rmofstandrews.com · checked
- Councillor web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Chris Mondor as Councillor rmofstandrews.com · checked
- Justin Fiebelkorn as Councillor rmofstandrews.com · checked
- Ken Doornbos as Councillor rmofstandrews.com · checked
- Laurie Hunt as Councillor rmofstandrews.com · checked
- Rob Mirecki as Councillor rmofstandrews.com · checked
- Tracy Slyker as Councillor rmofstandrews.com · checked
Contact
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Municipal office
500 Railway Avenue, Box 130
Clandeboye, MB R0C 0P0- Phone 204-738-2264
- Email [email protected]
- Web rmofstandrews.com
What it can do
- General by-laws
Passes by-laws for municipal purposes on the safety, health, protection and well-being of people and property; public places; nuisances and activities on private property; wild and domestic animals; fireworks and firearms; and businesses, and enforces them (The Municipal Act, s. 232(1)).
- Municipal roads
Owns, names and maintains municipal roads and regulates private works on them (s. 232(1)(d)-(f)); must keep municipal roads in a reasonable state of repair (Part 9, ss. 285-294).
- Drainage
Regulates drains and drainage on public and private property and maintains municipal drains (ss. 232(1)(h), 294.1).
- Public utilities
Owns and operates public utilities such as water supply and wastewater (s. 232(1)(l)); may build local improvements such as sewage, water and waste management facilities (s. 311).
- Fire protection
Prevents and fights fires (s. 232(1)(i)) and provides fire protection services (Part 9, ss. 264-270).
- Special services
May provide special services by by-law, including snow removal, waste and recycling collection, street lighting, recreation, emergency management, and fire and police protection (s. 312).
- Property taxation
Levies municipal property taxes, local improvement and special service taxes, and sets mill rates each year (Part 10, Powers of Taxation).
- Budget and finance
Adopts the annual financial plan (operating and capital budget) and manages municipal finances (Part 6, Financial Administration).
- Land use planning and building permits
Adopts development plans and zoning by-laws, decides variances and conditional uses, and issues development and building permits, within planning districts where they exist (The Planning Act).
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Sources for what it can do
- General by-laws web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Municipal roads web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Drainage web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Public utilities web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Fire protection web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Special services web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Property taxation web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Budget and finance web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
- Land use planning and building permits web2.gov.mb.ca · checked
Sources
- gov.mb.ca · checked councils: Manitoba Municipal Relations, Municipal Officials Directory (last updated 24 Jul 2026): ST. ANDREWS, RM, municipal no. 174, population 11723. Every municipality is governed by a council (The Municipal Act, s. 77). For: Rural Municipality of St. Andrews Council
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked The Municipal Act, C.C.S.M. c. M225 (current as of October 9, 2026): The Municipal Act, ss. 3 and 232. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: What it's for
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked The Municipal Act, C.C.S.M. c. M225 (current as of October 9, 2026): The Municipal Act, s. 230. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: What it can't do
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked The Municipal Act, C.C.S.M. c. M225 (current as of October 9, 2026): The Municipal Act, ss. 86 and 200. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: Who it answers to
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked The Public Schools Act, C.C.S.M. c. P250: The Municipal Act, Part 10; The Public Schools Act, s. 188. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: Where its money comes from
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked The Municipal Act, C.C.S.M. c. M225 (current as of October 9, 2026): The Municipal Act, Part 10; The Public Schools Act, s. 188. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: Where its money comes from
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked The Public Schools Act, C.C.S.M. c. P250: The Public Schools Act, s. 188. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: Shares responsibility with
- gov.mb.ca · checked councils: Municipal office address, phone, fax, email and website from the Municipal Officials Directory (24 Jul 2026). For: Municipal office
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked councils: The Municipal Act, C.C.S.M. c. M225 (ss. 232, 264-270, 285-294.1, 311-312, Parts 6 and 10); The Planning Act, C.C.S.M. c. P80 for land use. For: General by-laws, Municipal roads, Drainage, Public utilities, Fire protection and 4 more
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked councils: The Municipal Act (C.C.S.M. c. M225), ss. 77-80 (council of a head and 4-10 councillors; titles), 86 (general elections), 87-88 (wards). Seat count: one head of council. For: Mayor
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked councils: The Municipal Act (C.C.S.M. c. M225), ss. 77-80 (council of a head and 4-10 councillors; titles), 86 (general elections), 87-88 (wards). Seat count: wards and members per ward from the municipal council page / 2026 nomination notice. For: Councillor
- web2.gov.mb.ca · checked The Municipal Act (Manitoba) s. 148(2)(b) (current from 2026-09-30, read 2026-10-12). For: Deputy Mayor
- rmofstandrews.com · checked councils: Mayor, St. Andrews: municipal council page, checked 2026-10-11. Start date not recorded. For: Joy Sul as Mayor
- rmofstandrews.com · checked councils: Councillor (Ward 1), St. Andrews: municipal council page, checked 2026-10-11. Start date not recorded. For: Chris Mondor as Councillor
- rmofstandrews.com · checked councils: Councillor (Ward 5), St. Andrews: municipal council page, checked 2026-10-11. Start date not recorded. For: Justin Fiebelkorn as Councillor
- rmofstandrews.com · checked councils: Councillor (Ward 2), St. Andrews: municipal council page, checked 2026-10-11. Start date not recorded. For: Ken Doornbos as Councillor
- rmofstandrews.com · checked councils: Councillor (Ward 6), St. Andrews: municipal council page, checked 2026-10-11. Start date not recorded. For: Laurie Hunt as Councillor
- rmofstandrews.com · checked councils: Councillor (Ward 4), St. Andrews: municipal council page, checked 2026-10-11. Start date not recorded. For: Rob Mirecki as Councillor
- rmofstandrews.com · checked councils: Councillor (Ward 3), St. Andrews: municipal council page, checked 2026-10-11. Start date not recorded. For: Tracy Slyker as Councillor
- rmofstandrews.com · checked post named in the note of term 19386; source as recorded for that term: councils: Councillor (Ward 4), St. Andrews: municipal council page, checked 2026-10-11. Start date not recorded. For: Rob Mirecki as Deputy Mayor
- gov.mb.ca · checked councils: Province of Manitoba, Municipal Elections 2026: "The next general municipal election is Wednesday, October 28, 2026." Date rule: The Municipal Act, s. 86 (https://web2.gov.mb.ca/laws/statutes/ccsm/m225.php). For: General election, October 28, 2026, General election, October 23, 2030