Every year, a group of area golfers raises money for important local causes through their annual Niverville Masters tournament. This summer, they chose to make a donation to the Eidse family of Niverville.

In April, Growing Minds Child Care (GMCC) made their dilemma public. They had too little space to continue childcare services for 14 out of 17 of the children enrolled and entering the school-age care program. A meeting was held at the Heritage Centre with parents of enrolled children, church leaders, business people, the mayor, and select politicians in attendance, all seeking to understand the impact of the situation and how they could participate in finding solutions.

Rarely do we associate adventure, beauty, and wildlife safaris with Manitoba. Tourists from around the world would disagree. Every summer and fall, hundreds of people from Europe, Asia, Australia, and America make Churchill their vacation destination—and for good reason.

Agatha Wiebe Braun was born in humble circumstances in her family home southeast of Grunthal in 1921. She was the fourth child of a family of six and had one sister and four brothers. As with many others in the builder generation, times were difficult and her family eked out a living by farming land that was neither rich nor fertile.

It seems you can’t buy an ear of corn these days without somebody giving you their opinion about how that corn was grown. A lot of people have a lot to say about genetically modified organisms (GMOs)—food in particular—and they’re not afraid to let you know what should and should not find its way to your dinner table.

July 9, 2016 was a memorable day for the LGBTQ community of southeast Manitoba. Steinbach’s first annual Pride march went off without a hitch. Concerns about protestors, or the presence of individuals who had uttered threats toward the event, weren’t realized. For a community where many people’s religious beliefs run contrary to the LGBTQ cause, Steinbach appeared a welcoming place.