Neepawa RCMP are investigating a suspected arson after a home in the town of Riding Mountain was engulfed in flames.
Arson Suspected in Riding Mountain Fire: RCMP
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Manitoba Junior Men’s Hockey Team Drops Indigenous Name and Logo
NEEPAWA, Man. — A junior men’s hockey team in Manitoba has dropped its Indigenous mascot and name.
Police Investigate After Body Found in Rural Manitoba
Mounties are investigating after a body was discovered in rural Manitoba. Neepawa RCMP responded to the report that a body had been found around 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Woman Killed, Man Injured in Crash with Deer North of Neepawa
A woman was killed and a man was injured Friday evening when their vehicle struck a deer one kilometre north of Neepawa.
CP Holiday Train Rolling into Winnipeg December 2
The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train is ready to roll for another season across Canada and the U.S.
Canadian Farmers: Seeing Green? Or Red?
If things seem a little tighter on the farm, it’s with good reason. Late last month, Statistics Canada released their report of 2018 farm income and while most people were expecting a drop, the magnitude of that drop came as a big surprise.
Jackman-Atkinson: ‘I Am Not for Quotation or Attribution’
If you work in media, you’ve heard this phrase. Maybe a lot. In fact, you’ve probably heard it almost every time you’ve contacted media relations, at the provincial government at least. It is this phrase that translates into the commonly referenced “a department official” or “a government spokesperson.”
A Group Effort? Let’s Talk Conservation: Jackman-Atkinson
Who is responsible for conservation? It’s a question we, as individuals, citizens and governments, need to seriously ask ourselves as we look to the future.
The Show Must Go On: Jackman-Atkinson
This is always an exciting time in Neepawa. Last week, after months of hard work and practice, students at Neepawa Area Collegiate Institute took to the stage for the biennial major production
It’s Better to Give: Jackman-Atkinson
NEEPAWA, Man. — What would our communities be like without volunteers? It’s a timely question to ask, especially since last week was National Volunteer Week. How would our lives be worse off without the 12.7 million Canadians who give their time?
‘I Fought to Live:’ Manitoba Mountie Shot in Head Faces Shooter in Court
MINNEDOSA, Man. — RCMP Cpl. Graeme Kingdon got a chance Thursday to face the man who shot him during a series of break-and-enters last summer in western Manitoba, and called for the maximum sentence under the law for attempted murder.
A Tale of Volunteerism in Two Cities: Jackman-Atkinson
Nothing quite beats the sense of community in rural Canada. I had two reminders of this in the last week.
