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Investment Reflects Government’s Broader Support for Community Mobilization Projects: Stefanson, Goertzen

With pipelines supplying the fuel, and carbon taxes supplying the spark, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in B.C. and Alberta this week trying to prevent a fire.

Canadian candy lovers have the power to choose which new flavour will stay on store shelves

The Ripple Rock explosion took place 60 years ago (1958-04-05) below the Inside Passage on the West Coast of Vancouver Island.

Banff continues to generate significant tourism and economic benefits for the rest of Alberta. The overall province-wide economic impact from the tourist town for 2017 was $2.735 billion, which is up from $2.245 billion in 2015.

Captain Robyn Shlachetka and first officer Raven Beardy never intended to make history. In fact, the pair became Manitoba’s first female Indigenous medevac team entirely by accident.

Julie Russell has come home, in a manner of speaking because Souris and South-western Manitoba is where her heart is. Raised in Sinclair, she now resides in Souris and is thrilled to be the new Economic Development Officer for Souris Glenwood.

Taris Rae of Carlyle, daughter of Tracey Rae, recently competed in the CrossFit Games Open (14-15 female age category) where she placed first in the Canada West category, sixth overall in Canada, and 72nd worldwide.

RCMP have released the names of those who died in Friday’s crash between a semi-trailer and the Humboldt Broncos team bus.

Manitoba’s longest-running gaming convention is set to take over the Assiniboine Community College this June.