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Dawn Mills and Derrick McCandless are transforming the Manitoba Interlake community of Eriksdale through art with the RogerKimLee Music Festival. They also turned a long-vacant space in town into a live music venue, instrument repair and sales store, and pottery and framing services shop.
9 days ago
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Lillian Traverse nearly lost touch with her first language of Anishinabemowin in youth amid teasing in school. Now, she’s teaching it to elementary school children in Ashern, Man.
15 days ago
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People in Eriksdale are hopeful plans for a new emergency room will come to fruition soon, but many in the Manitoba Interlake community worry spotty access to the local ER will impact friends and family in the meantime.
17 days ago
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Low snow and warm temperatures meant this winter just wasn’t the same for many southern Manitoba snowmobilers raring to take their sleds out for a rip — but those in the know eventually learned about a couple snowy havens where the white gold was plentiful and the trails were smooth.
30 days ago
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Students in Manitoba’s Interlake region are learning through a land-based program that promotes ways of staying in touch with nature, heritage and more.
about 1 month ago
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Parents of a two-year-old have been sentenced to house arrest after the boy died while left in the care of his nine-year-old sibling as the couple was out playing bingo a year and a half ago.
2 months ago
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A judge has approved a request for a mental health assessment of a man accused of killing his common-law partner, their three children and her cousin in southern Manitoba earlier this month.
2 months ago
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The union that represents nurses in the province is raising concerns about the ability of a large southern Manitoba hospital to keep up with patient care needs as half of the nursing positions remain unfilled.
2 months ago
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A patient at Manitoba’s largest hospital is facing charges after a security guard was stabbed during an incident in the emergency room on Thursday.
2 months ago
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Edward Ambrose’s journey toward reclaiming a side of his identity remains filled with challenges, but he says being formally recognized as Métis brings him one step closer to understanding where he comes from and who he is.
2 months ago
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The federal government is sending $633 million in health-care and long-term care funding to Manitoba to help the province hire more staff, address long waits for emergency care and improve home care and long-term care for seniors.
3 months ago
