Steinbach’s award-winning heritage book, Between Earth & Sky – Steinbach, The First 50 Years by Ralph Friesen will be on sale for 50% off the regular price for the next couple of months.
Manitobans are reminded that daylight saving time will end in the province early Sunday, November 6, when clocks will be set back one hour.
In the wake of the ratification of a U.S. free trade agreement with the Republic of Korea, Canada’s red meat industry is again urging Ottawa to resume negotiations aimed at securing a Canada-South Korea free trade agreement.
The Canola Council of Canada (CCC) today welcomed the release of the first annual Market Access Report, a review of the Government of Canada’s plans and actions in securing and building access to markets globally for Canadian agricultural goods.
The Citizens on Patrol Program (COPP), sponsored by Manitoba Public Insurance, continues to gain popularity throughout the province.
Just before 1:30am on October 23, 2011, officers from the Dauphin Municipal RCMP Detachment were advised of an assault that had just occurred inside a Dauphin bar.
The Canadian Swine Health Board is confident the placement of postdoctoral fellows at Canadian veterinary colleges will play a key role in helping reinvigorate the pool of researchers working on swine health issues.
On October 22, 2011 at 11am, Elphinstone RCMP as well as local Emergency Services were dispatched to the scene of a fatal farm accident in the RM of Park, Manitoba.
Christian professionals who wish to study at the master’s level no longer need to complete an undergraduate degree before being admitted to Providence Theological Seminary.
Today Manitoba Hydro announced three initiatives to make it even easier and more affordable for customers to make energy efficient home renovations.
