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On Wednesday night, Volunteer Manitoba celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Volunteer Awards by honoring some of the most dedicated volunteers in Manitoba.

Manitoba's Friendship Centers have been struggling to meet the growing needs of their communities due to a lack of financial support, despite their tireless efforts.

Manitobans are facing a 23% federal carbon tax hike that came into effect on April 1.

Employers across Canada are being urged to take necessary precautions to ensure the safety of their outdoor workers during the solar eclipse, which is scheduled to occur on April 8th, 2024.

Churchill is known for its stunning natural beauty, and for offering some of the best sights in Canada. The town is home to several historical landmarks, including the Prince of Wales Fort and the Port of Churchill.

Northern Manitoba's art community is buzzing with excitement as the 48th Northern Juried Art Show (NJAS) approaches. The NJAS is an annual art show hosted by a different northern Manitoba community each year.

The AAA U18 Norman Northstars are gearing up for their upcoming season, and they have just announced that Justin Valentino will be returning as the Head Coach for the team.

The Wildlife Association has been active in Thomson since 1963 and has been playing a significant role in promoting conservation, angling, hunting, trapping, shooting sports, and outdoor-oriented activities.

The first-ever Trivia Night event in Thompson was a huge success, with 10 teams showing up, averaging at 3-5 people per team, making a grand total of 45 participants.