Scoreboard/Line-up, Monday, October 21st
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U14 Semi-Finals
Winnipeg Falcons 51 Portage Pitbulls 34
Private Members' Bill blames pandemics on animal agriculture says Ag Critic
Alberta MP and Conservative Agriculture Critic John Barlow has been receiving a number of emails from Canadians who are concerned about Private Members' Bill C-293, which now sits before the Senate.
He says while the primary objective of the bill is pandemic prevention and preparedness, it contains content and language that will adversely affect Canadian farmers and ranchers.
Terriers wrap up perfect weekend with a win in Virden
It was just what the team doctor ordered. A perfect 2-0 weekend. After defeating Steinbach, one of the top teams in the league so far this season, on Saturday night, the Terriers responded with a road win in Virden on Sunday.
City of Portage excited about future of Agassiz Youth Centre land
According to Portage la Prairie City Councillor Joe Masi, the future looks promising for the site of the Agassiz Youth Centre.
He mentions they are in the final stages of preparing the property for new development.
"The province did all the asbestos removal of some of those buildings, and this is now going to allow the total finalization of demolition for the buildings. We hope to start this fall and finish by early 2025."
Masi notes that this aligns well with the city's strategic plan for the region.
Western Bearing’s annual open house to feature discounted Milwaukee products and other vendors
It’s one of the most highly-anticipated days of the year for everyone in and around Portage la Prairie who needs tools, likes to have the latest tools or simply wants to make their work or hobby project a little bit easier.
Unfortunate coincidences: How the October 5th house fire in Miami began
After a busy work week, Saturdays tend to be the day to set aside for home repair and renovations. Anyone who does projects at home can attest that unexpected problems are liable to appear through the process, but for Jason Vanstone, it was more than he bargained for. One minute he was working on the house, and the next it was in flames.
A saw-horse and high winds
It began with a routine project of installing new flooring.
Premier discusses Team Manitoba approach to solving affordable housing shortage
Manitoba's Premier is excited about what he calls a 'Team Manitoba' approach to increasing affordable housing options in the province.
The Manitoba government announced last week that it is providing $10 million in grant funding to the Business Council of Manitoba to support a new investment trust that will increase the availability of affordable housing units in Manitoba.
Local student enjoys magical adventure thanks to Dreams Take Flight
A Portage la Prairie Grade 7 student, Emerson Hiebert, recently embarked on a whirlwind adventure to Disneyland, thanks to the charitable organization Dreams Take Flight and the support of Variety Manitoba.
Bishnoi gang: Experts say fear of Indian syndicate has existed for years in Canada
Alleged members of an Indian gang and its leader have been sending shivers down the spines of members of the South Asian diaspora in Canada for years, says a city councillor in Richmond, B.C.
Kash Heed said the Bishnoi gang, led by Lawrence Bishnoi, gained notoriety and instilled fear among Indian Canadians well before the RCMP accused the syndicate this week of orchestrating violent crimes on Canadian soil.
No clear winner in B.C. election, Conservative leader says province 'changed forever'
There was no clear winner in Saturday's British Columbia election, but the leader of the B.C. Conservatives says the province's political landscape has "changed forever," after his party pushed the incumbent New Democrats to the brink.
Neither party won enough seats to claim a majority, and vote counting was set to continue Sunday, with Premier David Eby's NDP in striking range of a minority government if he gets the co-operation of the Greens, who won two seats.
Potential recounts mean it could be next week before the winner is decided.