of 2020. Morden is represented in the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (as part of the Morden-Winkler riding) by Progressive Conservative MLA Cameron Friesen and in the House of Commons of Canada (as part of the Portage—Lisgar riding) by Conservative MP Candice Bergen. Infrastructure Transportation Roadways in Morden include: Provincial Road 432, Manitoba Provincial Highway 3, Manitoba Highway 14, and Manitoba Highway 75. Morden is located north of the United States border. Morden is served by a small rural airport, Morden Regional Aerodrome. The city has a taxi service. Greyhound provides a courier service to Morden; passenger service was discontinued. Morden is bisected by the Canadian Pacific railway, running east–west. The Boundary Trail Railway interlines with the Canadian Pacific in Morden. Education Morden public schools are part of the Western School Division, which consists of two elementary schools - Maple Leaf Elementary School and Minnewasta Elementary School, one middle school, École Morden Middle School, one high school, Morden Collegiate Institute and an Adult Education centre. Morden is also home to a branch of Campus Manitoba, providing post-secondary courses from Red River College. Media Morden's local newspaper is The Winkler-Morden Voice, also published weekly and distributed by mail to households in both Winkler and Morden and many surrounding smaller communities. A previous paper, The Morden Times, closed in 2020. Notable people George Thomas Armstrong, politician George Ashdown, politician Jim Barrie, politician Lillian Beynon Thomas, journalist and feminist Candice Bergen, politician Jeff Blair, journalist John Alton Duncan, judge Kristen Foster, curler Cameron Friesen, politician Henry Friesen, an endocrinologist Chay Genoway, an ice hockey player for the Hershey Bears Colby Genoway, hockey player Keith Hamel, musician Jake Hoeppner, politician Charles Holland Locke, judge John MacAulay, lawyer Benjamin McConnell, politician Loreena McKennitt, Celtic musician Casey Plett, writer Don Rudd, curler John Ruddell, politician Brent Stewart, judge William Tobias, politician Howard Winkler, politician Valentine Winkler, politician Wooden Sky, band Taylor Woods, hockey player References Manitoba Community Profile (2006). Community Profile: Town of Morden. Retrieved December 3, 2007. Statistics Canada (2006). 2006 Community Profile: Morden. Retrieved December 3, 2007. Western School Division (2007). Western School Division - Modern, Manitoba. Retrieved December 3, 2007. External links Cities in Manitoba Pembina Valley Region