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Monthly Archive

2024

Welcome to our Archives page. On this page you will find totaly 96 of our articles broken down into Months and Years.

Residents hope rural road can be re-opened soon

  Residents in the southwestern end of Boissevain-Morton are hoping they can get their local road reopened in some fashion soon. The municipality recently closed a portion of Road 123W, between Road... read more..

New physical therapist for Boissevain

With its latest success story working in the community, the Boissevain Health Care Recruitment Committee is looking to move forward into the future. Taylor Robertson has begun her career at Turtle Mo... read more..

Ball reunion brings back memories

What happens when you bring together a group of old Centennials, Royals, Orioles, Rockets and more to a Reston golf course?You have a lot of diamond memories, of course. This exact event happened on A... read more..


129 holes help cancer research

  It was a very full day of golf for the Tosh men, but it was fun, a good bonding experience and it helped out an important cause. Glen Tosh and his son Ty spent a very long day at the Souris Golf C... read more..


Trailer court and Western Archrib expansion part of land swap

  An exchange of property between the municipality and a major employer in Boissevain will see both the housing situation and storage/shipping issues eased in 2025. The Municipality of Boissevain-Mo... read more..

Bulls on the Border draws large attendance in Waskada

    Where are most great ideas born? In general when least expected, chatting over coffee or a beverage and somebody says “we should do that” and the rest is history. Bulls on the Border came to be... read more..



Restaurant to re-open in vacant building

Although ownership is new, there will be a familiar name attached to a re-opening restaurant in Boissevain. Boissevain-Morton announced the sale of the old Border Town Restaurant building on Mill Roa... read more..


Tourism season in full gear in Boissevain

  The tourist season might have started off a little later this year, but with some new initiatives and return of attractions, everything is now in full swing in Boissevain. With Tommy Turtle’s 50th... read more..

Happy 50th birthday Tommy

  As Boissevain’s most famous citizen turns 50, we can look back on the years he has welcomed visitors to the community. Tommy Turtle still stands straight and proud at the corner of Mill Road and M... read more..


Deloraine honours Olympian with highway signs 

    The community of Deloraine gathered at the Deloraine School grounds on June 21 to honour one of its own, Ashton Bell. The Deloraine 2000 Club hosted a barbecue and unveiling of signs to be plac... read more..



Deloraine celebrates new Tundra Oil & Gas Aquatic Centre with sod turning ceremony and $100,000 donation

  The Municipality of Deloraine-Winchester hosted a sod turning celebration and barbecue for the new pool in Deloraine on June 14.  A highlight of the day was the presentation of $100,000 from Tundr... read more..

Successful Rally, 4-H looking to 90th

  With the annual 4-H Rally completed in Boissevain for another year, the organization is starting to look at a special anniversary down the road. The event was held on a Thursday this year, June 6,... read more..


Success story for active living facility in Boissevain, Three years in, Cherry Creek Place full

  Cherry Creek Place has developed into one of the best projects Boissevain has seen in its recent history. The active living facility opened in the summer 2021 after many years of planning, fundrai... read more..


Winter makes comeback May 24 

  The snow we did not have during winter came to us last week, the latest in recent memory. when we definitely did not need it. In what has been a wet spring, Friday, May 24 was supposed to have rai... read more..


Service levies to lessen impact of taxes with single mill rate in Boissevain-Morton

  If the province is determined to force a single mill rate on amalgamated municipalities, the council for Boissevain-Morton is equally determined to make sure its impact is lessened on rural ratepay... read more..



Fred Fox speaks on brother’s legacy on visit to Boissevain

  When Terry Fox was four years old, he tried building a pyramid with little wooden blocks. As his mother watched from the kitchen, they would fall, and he would build again. No matter how many times... read more..


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