Island Breeze International Conference wraps up after six days of faith and culture
The Island Breeze International Conference has come to a close, following six days filled with worship, music, cultural exchange, and meaningful connection.
Isi Masi with Island Breeze Manitoba says it was an incredible experience to welcome people from all over the world, including the Philippines, New Zealand, Australia, Hawaii, the United States, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Fiji, the Caribbean, South Africa, and Samoa.
Manitoba Hydro shares summer safety tips to prevent outages
Manitoba Hydro is reminding customers to stay safe and informed when it comes to electricity use and power outages.
Media Relations Officer Peter Chura says that while other places may experience brownouts, when lights dim due to high power demand, this is not a common issue in Manitoba.
“We have enough capacity to serve all of our customers regardless of the situation.”
Manitoba Hydro shares summer safety tips to prevent outages
Manitoba Hydro is reminding customers to stay safe and informed when it comes to electricity use and power outages.
Media Relations Officer Peter Chura says that while other places may experience brownouts, when lights dim due to high power demand, this is not a common issue in Manitoba.
“We have enough capacity to serve all of our customers regardless of the situation.”
Final full day to bid in the SeeMORE Canada Online Auction
It's the final full day to bid in the SeeMORE Canada Online Auction, brought to you by Travel Manitoba!
With over 2,000 items up for grabs from across the country, there’s something for everyone. Whether you're into recreation, camping, concerts, dining, or tours.
'Tasha Burger' fundraiser to support Tasha Wiese's continued recovery
Tasha Wiese continues on her journey of recovery, growing stronger with each passing day.
Since March, she has been healing from a life-threatening illness that led to multiple amputations.
Despite the unimaginable challenges, her strength and spirit remain an inspiration to those who know her.
Uncle shares update on CHVN listener's ongoing recovery after cold turned into septic shock and amputations
Tasha Wiese continues to battle serious health complications after undergoing a life-changing amputation.
Her family, including her uncle Bryan Bartel, is deeply grateful for the community’s support and the care Tasha is receiving at the Health Sciences Centre. However, it is still an extremely difficult time.
MCC Canada rallies support for Myanmar’s earthquake recovery
A powerful earthquake has struck Myanmar, claiming the lives of more than 2,000 people and leaving countless others struggling to rebuild their lives.
Annie Loewen, interim director for disaster response at Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) Canada, says the organization has been programming in Myanmar since 1996.
MCC Canada rallies support for Myanmar’s earthquake recovery
A powerful earthquake has struck Myanmar, claiming the lives of more than 2,000 people and leaving countless others struggling to rebuild their lives.
Annie Loewen, interim director for disaster response at Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) Canada, says the organization has been programming in Myanmar since 1996.
Spring in bloom has local photographer catching wildlife in its tracks
As the days grow longer and the snow begins to melt, local photographer Jennifer Normand has been busy capturing the beauty of spring through her lens.
Normand is from New Bothwell but recently took a trip out to Sandilands in search of wildlife, and she wasn’t disappointed.
'We just have to pull together', Leaders on the border react to trade tariffs
As newly imposed tariffs take effect, a number of business and municipal leaders in the southeast are expressing their surprise.
Dave Carlson, Reeve of the Rural Municipality of Emerson-Franklin, says he expected negotiations to take place and never thought the tariffs would actually be implemented. Now that they have, he hopes they will be short-lived.