The St. Paul’s Crusaders varsity boys football team defeated the Dakota Lancers 15-11 on the Nov.12, earning them the title of Division 1 champions of the Winnipeg High School Football League.
Those interested in purchasing a snowman can visit Wall and Ruth at their home (300 Drummond Pl.). They can also be reached at 204-805-5823, 204-461-4399, 204-889-6830 or by email at blainewall@gmail.com
By Kelsey James STAFF REPORTER3 minute readWednesday, Nov. 23, 2022
The Oak Park Raiders junior varsity boys football team beat the Dakota Lancers 35-13 in the Winnipeg High School Football League JV Division championship game on Nov. 12 at Investors Group Field.
The Oak Park Raiders junior varsity boys football team defeated the Dakota Lancers with a 35-13, earning the school the championship title of the Winnipeg High School Football League JV Division.
The City of Winnipeg has activated a new set of traffic signals at the north intersection of McPhillips Street and Templeton Avenue in the Old Kildonan area.
Coun. Devi Sharma (left) and Coun. Janice Lukes hosted a press conference on the morning of November 8 to mark the activation of new traffic signals at the north intersection of McPhillips Street and Templeton Avenue.
A local theatre troupe is hitting the stage at Gas Station Arts Centre (2-445 River Ave.) this month with an adaptation of American playwright Ken Ludwig’s The Game’s Afoot.
7 Ages Productions is hitting the stage at Gas Station Arts Centre (2-445 River Ave.) this month with an adaptation of American playwright Ken Ludwig’s The Game’s Afoot.
Jeff Baty was one of eight teachers from across Canada to be honoured with the award, which acknowledges the vital role teachers play in providing inclusive, quality education and improving the lives of children.
Kelsey James STAFF REPORTER4 minute readWednesday, Nov. 9, 2022
After two months of brightening an empty lot on Portage Avenue, murals from the West End Business Improvement Zone’s Renew Art Project will be placed around the neighbourhood.
Twelve local artists transformed the vacant lot at 943 Portage Ave. into an outdoor mural garden as part of the project, which focused on the theme of renewal and sharing stories through art.
In 2008, Art Bloomfield, a longtime St. Norbert resident, was walking his grandson to school when he took a closer look at an overgrown cenotaph in the local cemetery. Soon after, Bloomfield and his wife, Wendy, made it their mission to ensure the cenotaph and fallen men were honoured each year on Remembrance Day.
Oakville Community Club and the Oakville Early Learning Centre have received over $2 million in funding to build a joint child-care and community centre.
The federal and provincial governments are investing $1.02 million towards building the new 40-space centre, announced education and early childhood learning minister Wayne Ewasko in an Oct. 14 press release.
From Nov. 2 to 5 at the Gas Station Arts Centre (445 River Ave.), the Moving Inspirations Dance Festival and Symposium will bring together more than 25 dance groups and musicians from Canada and around the world.
Evan Duncan speaks to family, friends and volunteers at Boston Pizza on Grant Avenue after being elected city councillor for Charleswood-Tuxedo-Westwood.
Evan Duncan speaks to family, friends and volunteers at Boston Pizza on Grant Avenue after being elected city councillor for Charleswood-Tuxedo-Westwood.
By Kelsey James1 minute readWednesday, Oct. 26, 2022
West Winnipeg residents have embraced the spooky season with elaborate Halloween decorations and displays, ranging from the hilarious to the downright scary.
By Kelsey James STAFF REPORTER3 minute readWednesday, Oct. 19, 2022
A University of Manitoba Bisons hockey player recently organized a Reconciliation Run to mark the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
The physically accessible, single-family home Purpose is building on Magnus Avenue, will have four bedrooms, two bathrooms and will be 20 per cent more energy efficient than building code requirements.