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House numbers are coming to rural properties in the Virden area. This summer, the RM of Wallace Woodworth will install address number signs at laneways in the municipality.

After spending 30 years “in the weeds”, a historic bell has been restored and given a place of honour in Elkhorn. The bell once hung in the belfry high above the Elkhorn Indian Industrial School, as it was then called.

On Tuesday, June 5, 2018, at 2:30 pm, officers from the Dauphin RCMP conducted a traffic stop on 3rd Avenue N.E. in Dauphin.

A complaint filed by the Manitoba NDP caucus regarding the OmniTrax-owned Hudson Bay Railway refusing to perform the repairs needed to restore rail service to Churchill after more than a year has resulted in the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) o

White Russian community expresses concerns over new peat moss harvest area

Random musings from the keyboard We are getting closer to legalized marijuana. So have you had a discussion with your boss about smoking pot during coffee break? This could bring a whole new meaning to “joint” projects between departments.

Drug recognition evaluation a police priority

Alex Stieda owes everything he achieved in bike racing to Coquitlam. Or rather, the city’s hills.

On May 23, 2018, at approximately 7:30 pm, a 56-year-old male was assaulted by unidentified suspects at his residence in the 400 block of Royal Road North. The victim suffered severe, life-threatening injuries, and was transported to hospital.

The sport provides a way for adventurers to explore hard-to-reach spots in Squamish