'It's so important to get information from local media,' says Chair of government's local journalism committee
The Manitoba government’s all-party committee exploring the future of local journalism concluded a series of province-wide public consultations last week. The final stop was held in Winkler, with Winnipeg, Brandon, Thompson and Gimli also hosting events previously. The consultations aimed to focus on rural and northern media and cultural media such as French, Filipino, Punjabi and Chinese language publications.
'It's so important to get information from local media,' says Chair of government's local journalism committee
The Manitoba government’s all-party committee exploring the future of local journalism concluded a series of province-wide public consultations on Friday.
The final stop was held in Winkler, with Winnipeg, Brandon, Thompson and Gimli also hosting events previously. The consultations aimed to focus on rural and northern media and cultural media such as French, Filipino, Punjabi and Chinese language publications.
'Billy Graham throwback' striking chord through Siemens' Sunday Hymn Serenade video
At the time of shooting the Sunday Hymn Serenade video last Fall, Rosemary Siemens and Eli Bennett felt what ultimately would come together for the song "Just As I Am" would be the most important video they created to date. Debuting about two weeks ago, the video has already amassed tens of thousands of views on YouTube and Facebook.
Siemens' 'Sunday Hymn Serenade-Bring Back the Hymns' YouTube show receives first award nomination
Rosemary Siemens and her husband Eli Bennett have received a Leo Award nomination for their "Sunday Hymn Serenade - Bring Back the Hymns" YouTube show. The awards celebrate excellence in British Columbia’s film and television industry, with the couple receiving a nod in the Best Music, Comedy or Variety Program or Series.
Manitoba Day of Caring: radio stations rally support for wildfire evacuees
Today, June 5th, is Manitoba Day of Caring for Wildfire Evacuees with broadcasters across the province joining together to support those displaced and evacuated due to the fires raging across parts of Manitoba.
Manitoba Day of Caring: Radio stations rally support for wildfire evacuees
Today, June 5, is Manitoba Day of Caring for Wildfire Evacuees, with broadcasters across the province joining together to support those displaced and evacuated due to the fires raging across parts of Manitoba.
As wildfires continue to threaten communities, Classic 107 will be giving Manitobans the opportunity to show their care and concern.
Dr. John Neufeld celebrating ten years with Back to the Bible Canada
It's been ten years since Dr. John Neufeld joined Back to the Bible Canada as the organization’s Bible teacher. This coming Saturday night, in celebration of the anniversary, the ministry will be hosting a special celebratory event at Winkler EMMC.
Neufeld says he now "sees God" in the opportunity to join the group ten years ago, but at the time it felt accidental. When the call came, he was teaching at a Bible college in Germany while taking a break after 35 years of pastoral ministry.
Portion of Rosenort's Pleasant Valley Road collapses into river
The R.M. of Morris is advising Rosenort residents to stay away from a portion of Pleasant Valley Road between the dike and River Road South now that a portion of the road has collapsed into the river.
The impacted section of Road 30 NE was first closed on Friday, and the river has continued to wash out the ground underneath the low level crossing. According to a social media post by the Municipality, the section of road is completely impassable and taking an alternative route is required.
Provincial Offence Notice issued after semis collide north of Emerson
There were no injuries reported after a collision Wednesday afternoon involving two semis at the corner of southbound Highway 75 and Provincial Road 243, just north of the U.S. border crossing, in the Municipality of Emerson-Franklin.
According to RCMP, officers from the Emerson detachment arrived at the scene around 4:30pm.
Manitoba memories, global reflections in Philippe Sabourin's book 'Prairie Roots and Wings'
Calling the Red River Valley his home for his entire life, and currently living in St. Pierre Jolys, author Philippe Sabourin has released his new book "Prairie Roots and Wings: Memoirs of Growing in the Red River Valley", published by FriesenPress. The book is not only about growing up in Southern Manitoba, but also a call to action to make our planet more sustainable and beautiful for our survival.