Back to school means school zone speed shift
Just a reminder with kids back in schools, school day speed zones near Humboldt Schools are back in effect for the new school year.
Speeds in Humboldt school zones are 30 km per hour during the designated times from 8 am to 5 pm on school days.
School zone speed restrictions are not only on Highways 5 and 20 but on adjoining streets in marked areas.
Be extra careful as kids head back to school this morning. Around the province, be aware of school zones designated by local bylaws in your community.
News from the Oil Patch (September 2)
Since the mid-’90s, west-central Saskatchewan oilman Clarence Rye has been closely tuned in to what’s pumping in the patch
Using data from the Government of Saskatchewan, Rye digs into the local drilling numbers, so you don't have to.
Dawson Trail Days returns with family fun in Ste. Anne
The Town of Ste. Anne is preparing for its annual Dawson Trail Days, a community celebration that highlights local talent, activities and traditions.
Committee member Erin Muzyka says the event has grown into a family-focused festival that aims to offer something for everyone.
“It’s a real community event that people are coming together and celebrating each other,” she says. “We just want to show that we’re a little town with a lot of heart.”
Fred Fox reconnects with Manitoba roots while carrying Terry’s torch
Fred Fox, the older brother of Canadian icon Terry Fox, is continuing to share the impact on cancer patients 45 years after he passed.
"My dad was born and raised here [Winnipeg], Terry and I, our siblings were born here," says Fred Fox, Terry's older brother. "My mom was born in Boissevain. We moved west in the 60s, but it's always nice to come back to our home province."
Terry is a Canadian icon and hero for many across the country. However, especially before he got cancer, Fred shares how life was normal.
Harvest and hard work at Fall on the Farm
Fall on the farm brought in a crowd on the first day of September, to celebrate harvest season and watch hard work pay off.
As the seasons begin to transition, the Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV) highlights the hard work of the pioneers through a day of demonstrations, guided tours, fresh-baked bread, and much more.
Executive Director Robert Goertzen explains the importance of putting on this celebration at the MHV.
“We are a pioneer village, and the pioneers were mostly agriculturalists, mostly farmers.”
Artista Academy offers new program for high school students
Artista Academy is starting a new theatre program, specifically tailored to high school students in grades 9 through 12.
Growing together
Gabriela Gallo, president of Artista Academy, says the organization is evolving.
WA+C Welcomes fall with new programs and exhibits
As summer winds down, Winkler Arts and Culture is bursting into a new season of creativity, connection, and community. From after-school art classes that spark imagination to monthly newcomer gatherings and fresh exhibits, fall promises to be one of the busiest and most exciting seasons yet at the local gallery.
After-school art programs filling up fast
Two after-school art classes are already open for registration, and spots are limited. Jered Hildebrand, Director of Winkler Arts and Culture, says kids looking for a creative outlet should sign up soon.
'Glorifying God': Outdoor worship experience unites Manitobans
Many Manitobans gathered at the top floor of The Bay Parkade, 295 Memorial Boulevard, on Sunday evening, for the ANAN Experience.
"The ANAN Experience is an interdenominational gathering. We come together every month to worship the name of the Lord," said Faith, a volunteer with the group.
It was a time of prayer, worship, spoken-word poetry, testimonies, and guest speakers.
Ministers spoke at length about the heart behind the ministry.
"The mission is to proclaim the name of Jesus over our city," said Jeffrey Bergen, a speaker at the event.
Under the Hood of this life saving marvel of 1950s engineering
While it's 70 years old now, this military vehicle was practically a spaceship in its day.
Bob Dyke's 1955 Chrysler M43 CDN Ambulance may not have bluetooth, or an aux cord, or CD player, or even a cassette player, but it has more amenities than anyone would expect from a vehicle designed during the Korean War.
Go back to school looking fresh with Country 94.1 and Magic 97
Many are asking where the Summer went as kids return back to school next week.
Magic 97 and Country 94.1 along with Pioneer Co-op Family Fashions want to send you back to school in some new threads with our Looking Cool For Back To School contest.