On Wednesday, June 9, the provincial government announced updated public health orders which will take effect this upcoming Saturday. Although the rules are largely unchanged, there is one significant alteration which will allow Manitobans to get the most out of the warm weather.

On June 8, the province announced the start of a new strategy to incentivize Manitobans to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The provincial government will start issuing immunization cards to fully vaccinated individuals—and the cards will come with freedoms and benefits not yet available to the population at large.

Taliah Braun was born in July 2007 with what she calls “a difference.” A few days after her birth, her doctor noticed that one of her eyes wouldn’t open—and after a visit to a specialist, she was diagnosed with paediatric congenital micropthalmia.

Niverville’s town council met virtually on Tuesday, June 1 for their regularly scheduled bimonthly meeting.

The Town of Niverville is partnering with the Niverville Chamber of Commerce to help give local businesses a leg up. On the evening of June 21, they will jointly host an online event that will award up to $5,000 in fellowships through the Western Canada Founder Institute.

Although a finalist, St. Adolphe did not win the Kraft Hockeyville contest earlier this year and its large $250,000 grand prize. Nonetheless, the organizers behind the campaign are quick to point out that the town has plenty to be thankful for—and the community spirit and good vibes will stick around for a long time to come.