Today marks five years since Melinda Lynxleg was last heard from by her loved ones, RCMP continue to investigate
Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve, Manitoba April 2, 2025
Early morning blaze in MacGregor
A fire broke out early this morning in MacGregor, with crews responding quickly to contain the flames and prevent further damage. According to Fire Chief Chris Leckie, the call came in just before 1:00 a.m., alerting responders to a structure fire in the town.
"We arrived on the scene to find a detached garage fully engulfed in flames, at this time, the cause of the fire is unknown, and we are still investigating. Our teams are working hard to gather more information this morning."
Rocking the rink, part one: Jace Freeman talks curling, growing in the game and more
In part one of a two-part conversation with curling sensation Jace Freeman, the young star shared how he fell in love with the game, what it was like growing up at different positions on teams, and more.
Probation? What Probation? Slippery City Slicker Caught in the Act!
Assault with Weapon
On April 1st, at 10:00PM Police, were called to a residence on Crocus Crescent for a disturbance. It was disclosed to Police that 18-year-old female was involved in a assault with weapon on 2025-03-31. The suspect was highly agitated and uncooperative with members. She was arrested and lodged at BPS Detention Unit, to be released with an undertaking with Court on June 6th, 2025.
Uttering Threats, Breach of Probation x2, Theft under $5000
Calving season going well in Saskatchewan as snow melts and producers prepare
With the weather warming and spring coming to the prairies, producers have been going through calving season with plenty of work for them.
Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan Vice-President Chris Procyk says that, from what he's heard, it's been a decent season in the province.
A new era begins at Chapman Motors: The next generation takes the wheel
"It's time to pass the baton to a younger generation," says Ron Chapman.
Killarney's GM Dealership has officially passed that baton yesterday, today being the first day open with brothers Bob, Ron and Murray not being in the driver's seat. It's transition time at Chapman Motors.
Chapman Motors has been serving their community of the Killarney area, and beyond those borders, since 1931 when the boys' grandpa Merril Chapman took on the McColl-Frontenac dealership in Killarney, a name which was later changed to Texaco.
Manitoba chiefs call for search of Winnipeg landfill for Tanya Nepinak
First Nations leaders in Manitoba say the search of a landfill for the victim of a serial killer must include recovery efforts for another First Nations woman who vanished more than a decade ago.
Tanya Nepinak was last seen in Winnipeg in September 2011 and police believe her body was dumped in a garbage bin and taken to the Brady Road landfill in the city.
"We need to bring Tanya home," Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Grand Chief Kyra Wilson said in a statement Tuesday.
Blustery weather didn't keep the smiles away at the Royal Winter Fair!
From the Royal Farmyard to the Royal Courtyard to the main arena and everything in between there were plenty of smiles to go around!
It was the typical snowy, blowy, winters-come-back-kinda' day but that didn't stop folks from travelling to the Keystone Centre to spend the day with animals, horse and cattle events and competitions and of course the all the fun and games with dogs, clowns and farm animals.
Here are just a few of the wonderful smiles (some silly!) that I caught just in time through the camera's lens.
Boissevain School playground finalist in BASF contest - It's up to you to vote!
The Manitoba finalists for Growing Home with BASF have been decided. This year, all three organizations will win a portion of the newly increased $160,000 prize fund.
Media Release - April 1, 2025
... Submit your vote before voting ends on April 15
Thrown off in the middle of nowhere, she sees STARS — and they save her life
Medical emergencies can develop in an instant for anyone.
Even if someone collapses or has a serious accident a block away from the hospital, the fear, uncertainty, and pressure of the moment can be earth-shattering.
What happens, then, when the same thing happens kilometres away from a hospital, in the remote and sometimes harsh expanse of nature or farmland?
For Paula Johnson, who was bucked off her horse on a birthday expedition that had already taken her across water, through an elk herd, and past grazing cattle, there was no going back. Only up.