Steinbach Hats

Description: This display features a variety of vintage vehicles including coupes, convertibles, and hot rods arranged around a central traffic light and stop sign. Wrench tools, a tire, a bolt, and a steering wheel surround the central text. Checkerboard racing flags flank the scene, which is anchored by a banner stating the location in Manitoba, Canada. Urban buildings are shown in the distance above the machinery.

Description: This local motif features a collection of automobiles, car tires, and mechanical wrenches set against a backdrop of Canadian flags and water towers. The text highlights a location in Manitoba known for a robust automotive presence. Motor vehicles cruise along a roadway under clear skies while engine components surround the central text area. This scene captures the spirit of automotive enthusiasts living in this specific Canadian municipality.

Description: Reimer Express Lines was founded in 1952 when 19-year-old Donald S. Reimer of Steinbach, Manitoba convinced his father and brothers to join him in starting a trucking company. Their original route was between Winnipeg and Windsor, Ontario, with Winnipeg as the head office. By December, Reimer added Windsor to Vancouver, and had extended to Toronto by 1956. In 1968 Reimer was acquired by Canadian conglomerate Neonex, but in 1971, the Reimer family bought the company back. Reimer continued to grow and expand through before ultimately being sold again in 1997 to Roadway, who themselves would be bought just six years later by Yellow. Yellow operated Reimer as an independent line until 2019, at which point the Reimer name was retired.