LOCAL NEWS

Sisters and entrepreneurs Lori Hawkins and Sandra O’Malley have made it their mission to make bagging handy and beneficial for you, your community, and the environment. Their local company,...

For the first week of May, volunteers with Ritchot Citizens on Patrol have been operating speed reader boards in St. Adolphe, Ste. Agathe, and Île-des-Chênes. The reader boards, provided by...

Like many Manitobans, residents of Niverville have long awaited news that their overcrowded schools will see some relief. For more than a year, a new Grades 9–12 school has been at the top of the...

It’s late evening on a Thursday night in Niverville. The spring concert is long over at the elementary school and it’s too cold and wet still for a soccer game or trip to the park. In short,...

Three members on Ritchot’s municipal council resign abruptly, no official reasons cited at press time. Former mayor Jackie Hunt contends bullying was a factor in her decision. On...

Last month, Michelle McHale announced that she was running for the leadership of the Manitoba NDP. However, on April 22, she decided to drop out of the race. “This was an incredibly difficult...

As part of its graduation exercises on April 24, Providence University College presented an honorary doctorate degree to a former student who has gone on to achieve big things in the academic...

On April 20, the Steinbach Credit Union became the first credit union in the province to launch a Mobile Pay platform for Android phones. The new app allows SCU members to make secure payments from...