The Stanley County Cut-ups take their toe-tapping sound to the Krahn Barn this weekend
The Krahn Barn in Neubergthal has hosted many concerts and performances over the years and they are ready to go with another toe-tapping, upbeat group this Saturday (Sept 6th), The Stanley County Cut-ups!
Lakeside Fall Fest: A free afternoon of inflatables, wildlife presentations, and a hot dog eating contest
Lake Minnewasta is set to shine in early fall as families gather for the second annual Lakeside Fall Festival on Saturday, September 13, from 1:00–6:00 p.m. Organized by the City of Morden, the event aims to pull folks outdoors and back to a place many love as the leaves begin to turn.
Frost can lead to nitrate toxicity in livestock
As we approach fall, there becomes a higher risk of frost at night. Frost is one of the disruptions to normal plant growth that can cause a buildup of nitrates in forages and cause nitrate toxicity in livestock. Other disruptions that can cause nitrate buildup can include hail, spray drift, or drought.
‘I'm a Welcomer’: Selfie campaign to highlight Pembina Valley hospitality
From September 12th to the 21st, the Pembina Valley will take part in a worldwide celebration designed to show kindness — and all it takes is a special frame and a photo.
Elaine Burton-Saindon, a coordinator with the Pembina Valley Local Immigration Partnership (PVLIP), said the initiative is called Welcoming Week 2025.
Alberta marks 75 years of rat-free status
The province’s Rat Control Program has helped make it one of the few rat-free zones in the world
Alberta is marking 75 years of rat-free status.
An aggressive control program had made it the largest inhabited area in the world that is free of true rats.
There is no resident population of rats, and the rodents are not allowed to establish themselves.
First Nations leaders meet in Winnipeg to talk major infrastructure projects
The Assembly of First Nations' annual general assembly kicked off Wednesday with a strong message to government and industry that the countrywide push for major projects won't happen without First Nations at the table.
"We can all agree on this: that progress cannot come at the cost of our rights, our treaties or our responsibilities to the land," Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Grand Chief Kyra Wilson told those gathered in Winnipeg.
It takes a village: Vaccines protect communities and each other
The following is a sponsored article from the Manitoba Lung Association
As Manitobans return to school and work following summer holidays, Britt Kural hopes immunization is part of their fall and winter wellness plans.
“It’s a simple thing to get done that impacts an entire population,” she says. “By getting a vaccine each fall, you protect yourself, your children, your frail relatives and even strangers. You can help people avoid getting seriously ill from the flu or from COVID.”
Katherine Krahn nee Olfert
Funeral For: Katherine Krahn nee Olfert
Funeral Date: September 6, 2025
Katherine Krahn nee Olfert, 93, of Winkler formerly of Miami, passed away Monday, September 1st at her residence. She is survived by 1 daughter, 1 son, and their families. She was predeceased by her husband Bernhard and 2 sons.
The funeral service for Katherine Krahn nee Olfert will be held Saturday, September 6th at 11am at Winkler Grace Mennonite Church with burial at Winkler Cemetery.
Kenton Schellenberg
Funeral For: Kenton Schellenberg
Funeral Date: September 5, 2025
Kenton Schellenberg, 69, of Steinbach passed away Saturday, August 9th at Bethesda Regional Health Centre. He is survived by 1 sister, 2 brothers, and their families. He was predeceased by his parents Erdman and Romelda Schellenberg.
The funeral service for Kenton Schellenberg will be held Friday, September 5th at 1:30pm at Steinbach EMC with burial at Heritage Cemetery.
Viewing will be at the church one hour prior to the service.