Sylvia Browne bringing psychic insights to Pantages

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Sylvia Browne bringing psychic insights to Pantages

OUR crystal ball says Sylvia Browne is coming to town.

The highly televised spiritual teacher, psychic, author and lecturer will be at the Pantages Playhouse Theatre on Oct. 25 to present An Evening of Insights and Live Readings, which promises plenty of interaction with the audience.

Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. and are $59 plus service charges at Ticketmaster.ca and Ticketmaster outlets. A limited amount of $199 VIP packages, which include a meet 'n' greet and a question for Sylvia in front of the audience, are also available.

Browne has published over 50 works on parapsychology, 22 of which appeared on the New York Times bestseller list. She was also a weekly guest on The Montel Williams Show for almost two decades.

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Decisions, decisions.

The Winnipeg Jets held their final dress rehearsal Friday night before the curtain rises next week on the new NHL season.

Unlike their first three exhibitions, this one in Denver featured competitive lineups that looked an awful lot like what we’ll see when the games start counting, with plenty of star power and veteran presence on both sides.

So what are we to make of the Jets’ 5-2 loss to the mighty Colorado Avalanche, who captured the Presidents’ Trophy last year and are once again a legitimate Stanley Cup contender?

How confusing; seems there’s more than one candidate in Hanover named Shayne Barkman

It’s not entirely clear when or why Hanover trustee Shayne Barkman became one of Manitoba’s best-known anti-LGBTTQ+ crusaders.

Back in 2022, when he ran as a candidate for Hanover school board for the first time, there was nary a hint that socially conservative culture wars were going to be a large part of his identity as an elected official.

In a Steinbach Online profile published before the 2022 municipal elections, Barkman highlighted his background as a successful farmer. He said he was entering politics to be a “listening ear” who could promote understanding.

“I would love to kind of just be a voice of reason amongst all the problems coming down the pipe,” Barkman said