Why You Should Sign Your Kids Up: Winkler Skating Club’s CanSkate

The Winkler Skating Club encourages local families to get their kids involved in the CanSkate program—a fun and engaging way for children to learn how to skate. Charmaine Ens, from the club, recently shared why CanSkate is a great opportunity for kids in Winkler and why every child should try it.

Steinbach Curling Club looks forward to a busy season

Ice is in and ready to go, and curlers are getting excited as the season quickly approaches. 

Cody Bergen, President of the Steinbach Curling Club says they are on their 76th season as a club. 

“We've been going strong since day one.” 

He shares that curling is a sport anyone can play, and it is for all ages. 

Pop-Up Powwow eases residential school survivors into Truth and Reconciliation Day

Monday is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and for many who experienced residential schools firsthand, it can bring back painful memories, making it a difficult day to endure. In consideration of this, Children of Mother Earth Network founder Angela Roulette is holding a special event with survivors on Sunday, the day before.

Saskatchewan Firearms Office urges safety this hunting season

As hunting season gets underway, the Saskatchewan Firearms Office (SFO) is reminding hunters to prioritize safety and secure their firearms to ensure an enjoyable and successful hunt.

"A successful hunt starts with safety," said SFO Deputy Commissioner and Chief Firearms Officer Murray Cowan. "Respect your firearm, wildlife, and the environment. Hunting is about more than the harvest—it's about preserving nature and returning home safely."

Celebrate the season with Fowl Suppers: A taste of tradition and community in southern Saskatchewan

Fall has arrived, and with it comes the return of Fowl Suppers across southern Saskatchewan! These long-standing community gatherings are a highlight of the season, offering a chance for friends, family, and neighbours to come together and enjoy a traditional meal. Whether it’s a savoury roast turkey, homemade stuffing, or sweet pies, the dishes served at these events capture the heart and soul of rural hospitality. Fowl Suppers are more than just meals; they’re an opportunity to connect with the community and celebrate the harvest season.

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Annual book market raises money for HSC Children's Hospital

The annual book market is back, offering hundreds of thousands of books for sale to raise money for the HSC Children's Hospital. All proceeds will support patient care and research at the hospital, making this event a wonderful way to contribute to the health of children in need. Read more

Honouring Indigenous history with a walk for Truth and Reconciliation

Monday, September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Dominion City and Roseau River Anishinaabe First Nations are inviting the community and surrounding area on a walk for reconciliation.  

Jason Mateychuk, organizer of the walk says they first thought of the idea four years ago. 

Welcome to Lakeside Festivities — Morden's new fall festival

Lake Minnewasta has long been a favourite destination for events during the summer months. This year, the lake will extend the fun of fair season into autumn with its Lakeside Festivities event in early October.  

Trisha Hoeppner, a recent addition to the City of Morden’s team, is planning the event as her first undertaking in her new role as events coordinator.  

“I feel like fall is something that we haven't tapped into,” she says. “Who doesn't love fall?”