VerlinWiebeFor Roblin Council

Rooted in Roblin. Ready to Serve.

Practical leadership, open government, and a stronger voice for the people of Roblin.

See My Plan

Municipal Election Day - October 28, 2026

Community map

What's happening around Roblin?

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Hydro outage now Planned Hydro outage Official Road Watch closures Manitoba 511 highways (red closed, orange construction, purple incident, grey info) Civic addresses Grader activity Report an issue12Filled = layer on; number = items shown Outlined = layer off

On the map

Official closure — closed Official closure — restricted Power outage now Planned outage Civic address (tap for details)Group of nearby reports — tap to zoomGrader passes:1-23-56-1011-2021+none

Coloured pins show resident reports by category (listed below the map). Your layer choices are saved on this device.

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This map covers the whole Municipality of Roblin - the Town of Roblin and the surrounding rural municipality - not only the townsite. The "Municipality" / "Roblin" buttons above only change what the map frames; all show the same reports.

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The platform

Proactive Roblin: Proactive, Not Reactive.

Five pillars, twenty practical proposals for the Municipality of Roblin.

Pillar 1

Grow Roblin

Give investment a reason to choose us.

Pillar 2

Plan Ahead

Maintain what we own. Fix problems before they become emergencies.

Pillar 3

Protect Roblin

Targeted, lawful, and privacy-aware.

Pillar 4

Modernize Roblin

Report it once. Follow it through.

Pillar 5

Open Up Council

Easy to attend. Easy to question. Easy to check.

See the full plan First 100 days

A single councillor cannot implement any of this alone. I would bring these forward, advocate for them, work with council and administration on the details, and report publicly on what happens with each one.

Who's asking

Meet Verlin

I'm a resident and ratepayer of the Municipality of Roblin, and I'm running for council in the October 28, 2026 municipal election.

This website is itself part of how I campaign. The community issue map, the published proposals, the open scorecard - I built them so residents can raise concerns, see what I heard, and check what happened next. If elected, I want municipal information to work the same way: open by default, in plain language, without having to ask twice.

More about Verlin

From the campaign

Latest updates

Plain-language notes on what I'm hearing and what I'd bring to the council table.

Transparency · September 2, 2026

What a useful expenditure listing looks like

Date, vendor, amount and cheque number tells you a payment happened. A short description tells you what it bought.

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Transparency · August 15, 2026

The case for evening council meetings

Daytime meetings quietly exclude anyone who works days. Moving regular meetings to the evening is a low-cost way to widen participation.

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What matters most to you?

Two minutes, sign your name or stay anonymous - and help shape this campaign.