Daggerss makes Made in Manitoba debut
Welcome to another episode of Made in Manitoba, one we're particularly excited about because it's a debut. Altona based singer, songwriter and music producer Daggerss is joining us for the first time.
Free trade declared dead in the United States
The U.S. has imposed general tariffs on steel, aluminum and automobiles and copper tariffs will begin in early August
In order to provide some relief from the threat of 35 per cent tariffs, Bangladesh has decided to sign a memorandum of understanding on wheat trade with the U.S. The country has agreed to purchase 700,000 tonnes of U.S. wheat annually for the next five years. Photo: file
‘I am hopeful,’ Saskatchewan premier says about Chinese trade
Tariffs, trade top of mind at recent Agriculture in Motion show
While there’s more to be done, Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe says he’s hopeful trade relations with China can be mended.
“I’ll give credit to prime minister Carney for the engagement that he has undertaken,” Moe said in an interview at the recent Ag in Motion farm show near Saskatoon.
Kochia spreading unexpectedly in Alberta
The invasive weed is now being spotted further north than ever before
Farmers in Alberta have a growing problem on their hands, as a notorious weed has started making its way north through the province.
The rapid and relentless spread of kochia, the highly adaptable and increasingly resistant weed, is moving north and taking root in places scientists thought it never would.
Land crash warning rejected
Critics respond to report suggesting price correction, saying farmland remains a solid investment
The largest owner of cropland in Canada isn’t buying the idea that farmland values are overdue for a correction.
He says that’s because technical analysis — where market watchers use trends, patterns and mathematical models to predict future price movements — doesn’t apply to agricultural land.
Katherine Wall
Funeral For: Katherine Wall
Funeral Date: August 10, 2025
Tornado risk looms over Manitoba Friday as capping creates unpredictable conditions
A warm and humid air mass will move through the province today, brewing up all the ingredients needed to create severe thunderstorms.
In fact, Environment Canada has issued a Tornado Watch for a large part of the Pembina Valley including:
Mun. of Lorne incl. Notre Dame and Swan Lake
Mun. of Louise incl. Pilot Mound and Crystal City
Mun. of Pembina incl. Manitou La Rivière and Snowflake
Mun. of Rhineland incl. Altona Plum Coulee and Gretna
R.M. of Dufferin incl. Carman Roseisle and Homewood
Recounting a strenuous cancer battle with a touch of humour (and lemonade)
About a year ago, Nathan Fehr received a shocking diagnosis.
He learned that he had Stage 3 colorectal cancer.
Around the same time he was setting down the path of his treatment, he caught wind of a community initiative that had new relevance to him: Cancer Care Manitoba Foundation’s Lemonade Stands for Hope.
Hilda Marofke
Funeral For: Hilda Marofke
Funeral Date: July 25, 2025
Hilda Marofke, 86, of Carberry formerly of Portage la Prairie, passed away Saturday, July 19th at Carberry. She is survived by 4 sons and their families.
The funeral service celebration of life for Hilda Marofke will be held Friday, July 25th at 11:30am at Carberry Evangelical Free Church, with burial at 2:15pm at Hilliside Cemetery, Portage la Prairie. All are welcome to attend either service and share memories of a live well lived.
Viewing will be at the church one hour prior to the service.
Rosella Schroeder
Funeral For: Rosella Schroeder
Funeral Date: Pending
Rosella Schroeder, 82, of Almonte, Ontario passed away Thursday, July 17th at Almonte. She is survived by her husband Herman.
The funeral arrangements for Rosella Schroeder are pending.
Donations may be made to Almonte General Hospital Foundation.
Arrangements by C.R Gamble Funeral Home, Almonte, Ontario.
Rosella Agnes Schroeder nee Braun (1943-2025)