Four weeks after St. Adolphe resident Keith Pearce was scammed out of $6,000 in a fake e-transfer transaction, he’s only nominally further ahead. As of the May long weekend, half of his lost funds have been reinstated by his financial institution, TD Bank. So far he’s been offered few reassurances on regaining the balance.

When it comes to pushing us to have hard but necessary conversations, sometimes it’s the youth who guide us. That truth was nowhere more evident than at the New Bothwell Recreation Centre on May 15–16.

Owners of shared water wells in Manitoba are concerned over recent changes to provincial legislation and precedent-setting actions that feel, to many, like government overreach.

For the second year in a row, the Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society (MMHS) is commemorating the arrival of the first Mennonite settlers by hosting bus tours of the major points of significance on both the East and West Reserves. 

From May 1–8, four Niverville restaurants battled it out for ultimate pizza dough-mination. After putting it to public vote, two contenders rose to the top.

April 11, 2026 marked exactly 150 years since the community of Ste. Agathe was granted official status by Monsignor Alexandre Taché in 1876.