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SRSS Sabres football star Juddah Wohlgemuth has earned quite the opportunity as he was selected as one of the 75 players from across the country to attend the CFC Prospect Game in Hamilton, Ontario on May 24th.

The Rural Municipality of Hanover has let go of its Chief Administrative Officer.

"After careful consideration and deliberations, the Council for the Rural Municipality of Hanover has made the decision to part ways with CAO Luc Lahaie, as of April 30th, 2025," says Reeve Jim Funk.

Funk says it was a unanimous decision by Council to take this course of action. 

It’s a big question that got a lot of people talking: should the voting age in Canada be lowered from 18 to 16? 

The conversation sparked after a national proposal suggested giving teenagers the right to vote, potentially adding around two million new voters to the mix. Supporters say teens are more politically aware than ever, while critics argue that 16 is just too young to take on that kind of responsibility. 

It may be called the Drowsy Chaperone Jr, but this high school theatre production in Grunthal is anything but a snooze.

"It's just a silly escapism kind of play. Not too serious," says Kevin Hiebert, director of the play and teacher at Green Valley School.

"It's all about the power of nostalgia. We all have these things that we go to when we're feeling a little bit down. Favourite songs, favourite meals... and the Drowsy Chaperone is one of those. The narrator of the story is sharing their go to when they're feeling down," he says.

The Member of Parliament for Provencher says he would like to see Pierre Poilievre stay on as Leader of the Conservative Party.

Not only did the Conservatives fall to the Liberals in Monday's election, but Poilievre also lost his seat in the Carleton constituency. 

"That's the one real big disappointment for the evening," says Ted Falk. "But I'm sure our team is working on finding out how we can get Mr. Poilievre back into Parliament."

It's Feel Good Friday with the Steinbach Auto Dealers! Corny Rempel went to Giant Tiger to bless some shoppers with a gift card from the Steinbach Auto Dealers and let them bless others. 

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Charlie Mayer, a prominent figure in Canadian agriculture and politics, has passed away at the age of 89. Born in Saskatoon in 1936, Mayer attended the University of Saskatchewan before purchasing a farm in Manitoba in 1965. He grew grain, potatoes, and raised Simmental cattle, becoming active in the Manitoba Beef Growers Association. Mayer played a key role in opposing the introduction of supply management to the beef industry.

Niverville Helping Hands is encouraging residents to check their pantry or pick up a few extra items during their next grocery run to support the organization’s annual spring food drive. 

Director Larissa Sandulak says the initiative is supported by a group of volunteers who help make the process easier.  

A family-owned restaurant in downtown Steinbach turned into a hub of love and generosity on Wednesday, as MJ’s Cafe sold out of their special “Tasha Burger” fundraiser in support of 34-year-old Tasha Wiese, a local woman facing a life-changing medical journey after suddenly falling ill.

It’s another paws-itively adorable win for Pet of the Day on Country 107! 

Big congratulations go to Rachelle and her sweet dog Hope, whose photo was randomly selected as this week’s winner. Not only do they get bragging rights, they’ll also be receiving a fun prize pack from LR Horse & Pet! 

A sweet question steals the show 

As part of the fun, listeners were asked: “If you could ask your pet one question, what would it be?” 

Rachelle gave a heartwarming response: “Do I make you as happy as you make me?” Awww. Sweet and sappy.