Last year, the Edge Lifestyles Show took place at the TransCanada Centre in Île-des-Chênes from October 23–25. This year, the show is getting a new name, a new date, and an updated concept. The Southeast Lifestyles Expo will take place a week later, on November 3–5.

The Great GORP Project (TGGP) of Niverville is one of three Canadian businesses recently recognized for their innovation and contributions to the Canadian workforce. The funding is being distributed through the Western Innovation Initiative (WINN), a program of the federal government whose mandate it is to provide stimulus loans to western Canadian companies. 

There are few things as iconic to the end of a person’s life as a hearse, a casket, and a tombstone. For Steinbach resident Dave Redl, these are the very symbols he needs in order to drive home a bold message he calls The Last Responder Project. 

Students at the Ecole St. Adolphe School have dug into their second year of hands-on learning. With the help of the Little Green Thumbs Program (LGTP), an initiative of the non-profit organization Agriculture in the Classroom-Manitoba (AITC-M), 

It’s been five months since the machete attack in Niverville which sent one man to hospital and the entire town and neighbouring communities into a state of alarm. Since that time, residents in both Niverville and Ritchot have rallied to beef up their communication, crime education, and prevention measures to aid the St. Pierre RCMP detachment in curbing local crime.

As of May 23, demolition has begun on the former personal care home in St. Adolphe.