Neil Friesen, a 76-year-old local of Wawanesa, has a seven-foot-tall tree in his living room this year, decorated with ornaments. The returning Christmas tradition comes as Friesen looks at the world with new eyes.
Would anyone have guessed that the junk that is collected all over Manitoba wound up as pieces in the reconstructed World Trade Centre, or France’s national monument?
Two soldiers stood behind the cannon. They had just finished a day of packing the weapon with 100-pound shells, having their bodies shaken by the firing blast and being covered in egg-smelling clouds that smoked out of the chamber.
When your best friend wears a bulletproof vest, trust runs deeper than companionship — inside Brandon’s K9 unit, officers and their dogs share a bond forged in danger, loyalty, and life-or-death moments.
A trained clock restorer flew from Mexico as part of an effort to restore the clock tower on Minnedosa Town Hall.
Under a one-boat, one-lake policy, having boats on the lake could work to prevent boaters from spreading the zebra mussels into other water bodies in Manitoba.
The project will encompass roughly three dozen housing units next to a new museum of the sanatorium.
The Oyate Wacipi Peoples Powwow hosted a special version of its weekly powwow to welcome Brandon’s evacuees and honour their journey with a feast.
In the interest of public safety, Brandon Police Service has a policy to refrain from car chases in most situations.
The hobbyist who has transformed school buses into greenhouses and telephone poles into shingles, is focused on the historic home restoration.
