Carberry's bleachers are so bad, they might win
The Town of Carberry is in the running to win a new set of bleachers and they’re counting on public support to help get them across the finish line.
Carberry is a finalist in the Ugliest Bleachers Contest, hosted by Sports Systems. The winning community will receive a full set of brand-new bleachers, with second and third place earning credits toward future purchases.
Callie Sudak, manager of joint services for Carberry, says the current bleachers are in bad shape.
Public outcry grows over RCUT design at deadly Carberry intersection
The Manitoba government is moving forward with plans to redesign the busy intersection of the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 5 near Carberry, the site of a tragic 2023 minibus crash that killed 17 people. However, the preferred design option, a Reduced Conflict U-Turn (RCUT) intersection, has sparked significant controversy among local residents, truckers, farmers, and elected officials.
Southern Health’s Medical Officer of Health urges Measles vaccination
Southern Health-Sante Sud is urging families to check their immunization records as measles cases continue to surge across the region.
Dr. Mahmoud Khodaveisi, Medical Officer of Health for Southern Health-Santé Sud, says the outbreak is concentrated in the southern part of the province.
“Since the beginning of this year, 113 cases as of June 14th reported in Manitoba,” notes Khodaveisi. “This is an underestimate of the real number of cases.”
Southern Health’s Medical Officer of Health urges Measles vaccination
Southern Health-Sante Sud is urging families to check their immunization records as measles cases continue to surge across the region.
Dr. Mahmoud Khodaveisi, Medical Officer of Health for Southern Health-Santé Sud, says the outbreak is concentrated in the southern part of the province.
“Since the beginning of this year, 113 cases as of June 14th reported in Manitoba,” notes Khodaveisi. “This is an underestimate of the real number of cases.”
Public outcry grows over RCUT design at deadly Carberry intersection
The Manitoba government is moving forward with plans to redesign the busy intersection of the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 5 near Carberry, the site of a tragic 2023 minibus crash that killed 17 people. However, the preferred design option, a Reduced Conflict U-Turn (RCUT) intersection, has sparked significant controversy among local residents, truckers, farmers, and elected officials.
Public outcry grows over RCUT design at deadly Carberry intersection
The Manitoba government is moving forward with plans to redesign the busy intersection of the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 5 near Carberry, the site of a tragic 2023 minibus crash that killed 17 people. However, the preferred design option, a Reduced Conflict U-Turn (RCUT) intersection, has sparked significant controversy among local residents, truckers, farmers, and elected officials.
Portage-area crops off to solid start, says Verwey
Farmers in Manitoba are wrapping up seeding ahead of schedule, and Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) president Jill Verwey says things are looking positive so far this spring.
“I actually was in in southeastern Manitoba on Monday and seemingly the crops are on average really favourable,” notes Verwey, who also farms in the Portage area. “I think for the most part, producers are finishing up seeding and certainly heading right into the spring season.”
Canadian Beef Advisors release 2025-30 National Beef Strategy
The Canadian Beef Advisors (CBA) have released the 2025-30 National Beef Strategy.
“The National Beef Strategy is about the future. We want people to know that the beef industry is preparing the way for the next generation”, states Bob Lowe, Chair of Public and Stakeholder Engagement.
Climate change one of top challenges facing Canadian agriculture according to 2024 survey
In 2024, Farmers for Climate Solutions (FCS) commissioned market research firm Leger to conduct a national poll of Canadian producers during the 2024 growing season.
The goal was to:
UPDATE: Fire department responds to fire on Athabasca Street E.
The Moose Jaw Fire Department responded to a single-story house fire on the 800 block of Athabasca St. East Saturday morning shortly after 10 a.m.
Fire Chief Rod Montgomery says firefighters were able to quickly contain the fire.
"The crews were quick to get inside, knock that fire down, really within an hour had everything done and cleaned up," he commented.
He says nobody was home at the time of the blaze and the cause is still under investigation.
The extent of the damage and a dollar figure is unknown at this point.