Survey explores link between birds, soil health
The study will look at the soil health benefits of regenerative agriculture practices on dairy, forage/beef, grain and mixed farms.
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Vegetables in high demand in Manitoba
Many people across Manitoba are trying their hand at vegetable gardening as a way to save money on their grocery bills.
Saskatchewan issues fire ban as wildfires rage
There is a provincial fire ban for Crown lands, provincial parks and the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District.
Library Association condemns attempts at banning books
The Manitoba Library Association released an online “toolkit” to help Manitoba’s public libraries that are facing “censorship challenges.”
Budget challenges highlight of Catholic Trustee SCC report
Director of Education Lorel Trumier is hopeful for some corrections in the budget after comments Premier Scott Moe made about more funding.
Librarians speak against request for book ban in Brandon schools
A grandmother, with two dozen supporters, asked the Brandon School Division to get rid of books that discusses gender identity and sexuality.
Book ban talk hits Brandon School Division
During a school division meeting, resident Lorraine Hackenschmidt claimed some books on library shelves could lead to “sexual grooming.”
Saskatchewan calling for help to fight against aquatic invaders
Aquatic invasive species pose a significant threat to native plants and wildlife. One of these threats are zebra mussels.
First Nations teen’s traditional braid cut, sparking investigation
Grandmother Sophia Ballantyne said her grandson was sitting in the school cafeteria when he heard the sound of scissors.
Toilet paper reference to Whitecloud an insult to Indigenous people
ESPN anchor John Anderson made comments ridiculing the last name of Golden Knights defensemen Zach Whiteloud.
Vegetables in high demand in Manitoba
Many people across Manitoba are trying their hand at vegetable gardening as a way to save money on their grocery bills.
Saskatchewan issues fire ban as wildfires rage
There is a provincial fire ban for Crown lands, provincial parks and the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District.
Library Association condemns attempts at banning books
The Manitoba Library Association released an online “toolkit” to help Manitoba’s public libraries that are facing “censorship challenges.”
Budget challenges highlight of Catholic Trustee SCC report
Director of Education Lorel Trumier is hopeful for some corrections in the budget after comments Premier Scott Moe made about more funding.
Librarians speak against request for book ban in Brandon schools
A grandmother, with two dozen supporters, asked the Brandon School Division to get rid of books that discusses gender identity and sexuality.
Book ban talk hits Brandon School Division
During a school division meeting, resident Lorraine Hackenschmidt claimed some books on library shelves could lead to “sexual grooming.”
Saskatchewan calling for help to fight against aquatic invaders
Aquatic invasive species pose a significant threat to native plants and wildlife. One of these threats are zebra mussels.
First Nations teen’s traditional braid cut, sparking investigation
Grandmother Sophia Ballantyne said her grandson was sitting in the school cafeteria when he heard the sound of scissors.
Toilet paper reference to Whitecloud an insult to Indigenous people
ESPN anchor John Anderson made comments ridiculing the last name of Golden Knights defensemen Zach Whiteloud.