Press Release While Riverside Health Care continues its recruitment efforts for a new administrator at Rainycrest, we have made arrangements with Extendicare Assist for an acting administrator at the home. Brad Hall and Cathi Allison of Extendicare Assist will serve as administrator at Rainycrest on a rotational basis. Kim Redeker […]
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Sam Odrowski Females are significantly under-represented in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math, making up just 22 percent of the total workforce in these careers, according to Statistics Canada. To get more young women interested in skilled trades and tech-related jobs, Skills Ontario hosted a career exploration event […]
Staff Treaty #3 Grand Chief Ogichidaa Francis Kavanaugh issued a statement Friday expressing shock and deep concern over the closure of the Office of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth. The announcement was made during the provincial government’s fall economic statement released Thursday and, in turn, the Provincial Advocate […]
Duane Hicks The true spirt of Christmas is not in the gift but in the giving. As such, the La Verendrye General Hospital Auxiliary is hoping the public is feeling very generous for a good cause when the auxiliary hosts its “Spirit of Christmas” fundraiser on Sunday, Dec. 2 at […]
Duane Hicks While plans are shaping up for the annual Christmas parade, set for Sunday, Dec. 2 and this year entitled “Christmas at the Movies,” volunteers now are needed for the holiday event. “They’re definitely something we still need,” said TD manager of customer experience Heather Gill, who is co-organizing […]
Staff With November being Woman Abuse Prevention Month in Canada, a local business has been raising funds to support victims of sexual assault. For the past two years, Curvy Chick on Scott Street has held a cupcake fundraiser in November. Store owner Jennifer Horton was able to sell 162 cupcakes […]
Sam Odrowski “Louis Riel Day” was held Friday and Métis nations around the country celebrated his life as a brave leader and the founding father of Manitoba. Locally, a flag-raising ceremony was held in front of the Civic Centre. A lunch followed in the Sunset Country Métis Hall, where president […]
Since I started writing this column way back in 2007, I’ve always put together a Christmas gift-buying guide for the outdoors person but I’ve usually waited until a week or two before Christmas to do it. For the last-minute buyer, this probably helped but most people likely already were finished […]
I’m sitting in the Pearson International Airport in Toronto. My flight was to depart at 10 a.m. bound for Halifax. Warnings popped up on the radio this morning advising travellers to get to the airport early as they had “system” crashes during the evening and there would be backlogs. They […]
As any young person will tell you, Christmas takes a long time to arrive. Parents, on the other hand, will tell you that even with all the planning and work, Christmas arrives too quickly. Those preparations take a long time. For the past two weeks, I’ve been putting up our […]
I guess my hopes of having a surprise “Indian summer” has past. And for some reason, this transition period to winter is difficult. It seems like you just cannot put on enough clothes (I’m certain I won’t feel this cold in the middle of January or February). The sun was […]
“But I would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others which have no hope. For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him.” –1 […]
