Lawncare expert says it’s not too late to prepare your yard for winter
As we move through the last half of October, we are reminded that there is still time to get the lawn ready for winter.
Shane Warkentin with Best Way Lawn Care and Landscaping says it is a good idea to lower the mower blade for the final cut of the year.
“Cut it down a bit shorter to prevent damage from voles and mice,” he says.
Giving heating equipment some attention as the temperature drops
With cooler weather during the day and even cooler temperatures at night, we are reminded of a few things we can do that will improve the efficiency of our furnaces.
By taking proactive measures, Darren Krentz with GLT Heating and Cooling says we reduce the likelihood of having furnace trouble when we are in greatest need of some heat.
Fall Food Drive results in over 10,000 pounds of food for SEHH
The Fall Food Drive has wrapped up and the Southeast stepped up this week to fill the shelves of the food bank at Southeast Helping Hands.
During the event, we saw an example of how non-profit organizations support each other.
Joanne Dalton with Steinbach Family Resource Centre stopped by the collection site on Friday with a large donation.
Local organizations turn to new provincial program to offer free menstrual products
The Steinbach Family Resource Centre could soon be distributing free menstrual products, thanks to a new program being offered by the provincial government.
Manitoba family brings new meaning to 'down-sizing' as they move into an RV
A family from Ste. Anne is going on an extended vacation with no destination and no return date.
Amanda Unger and her husband, Brenden, decided to trade their home and 14 acres for a large motorhome and an extended vacation.
Ste. Anne family brings new meaning to 'down-sizing' as they move into an RV
A family from Ste. Anne is going on an extended vacation with no destination and no return date.
Amanda Unger and her husband, Brenden, decided to trade their home and 14 acres for a large motorhome and an extended vacation.
Community bike repair shop opens, making cycling affordable
If you are looking to learn about maintaining or repairing your bicycle, La Bikequerie is the place you want to visit.
This community bicycle repair shop has recently opened in La Broquerie.
Jacinthe Wiebe and her husband Wade recently opened the shop and are inviting the community to be part of their dream.
Wood carvings stolen during raffle in support of Ukraine
Emerson RCMP are investigating a theft that was reported last weekend during the Canada Day festivities in Vita.
Organizer Ang Boychuk was volunteering at the festival when the theft happened.
Wasps in the garden, friend or foe?
Garden plants are growing fast and this is when we might start seeing different types of bugs on leaves and stems.
Botanist Laura Reeves says that while some bugs will destroy the garden, some bugs are actually quite helpful.
3 coaches and 12 gymnasts score 18 awards at the Western Canada Cup
Local athletes gave strong performances at the Western Canada Cup for trampoline tumbling in Port Moody, BC.
Tamarack Gymnastics in Steinbach had 12 athletes represent our province at the competition which lasted three days.
Coach Amanda Pierson says the athletes had some nerves going into the competition and the team did not have high expectations.