Monthly Archive

October 2025

Welcome to our Archives page. On this page you will find totaly 16 of our articles broken down into Months and Years.

Letter of intent signed for Ag Society land purchase

Although the process is not yet completed, Boissevain-Morton and the Turtle Mountain Ag Society have both committed to the intention of transferring land that can be used by the community for recreati... read more..

Deloraine woman pleads guilty to $53k fraud

On October 14, Liza Park, formerly of Deloraine, was sentenced to two years’ less a day house arrest after admitting to stealing more than $53,000 from Deloraine Minor Ball Association and Prairie Gat... read more..


St. Andrew’s Anglican Church in Deloraine closing

“It’s a sad moment, but it’s not an ending, just a new chapter,” said Reverend Brennan McCurry, Rector of St. Andrew’s Anglican Church in Deloraine, along with Killarney, Boissevain, and Cartwright. ... read more..

Resilience and recovery within you, says Fleury

“Thank you for inviting me. It’s good to be home.” Theoren Fleury celebrated his connection to small town Manitoba during his time at the Boissevain Legion on October 18 for the arena fundraiser. The... read more..


Boissevain family returns sacred objects to First Nations

First Nations artifacts collected by a family who farmed near Whitewater Lake have been returned to the people whose spirit, knowledge and stories they contain. The family of Barry and Lois Dickson o... read more..

Crops harvested for Del-Win Half Section Fundraiser

This fall marks the ninth year for the Half Section Fundraiser put on by the Deloraine 2000 Club. On October 8, Andrew Bell, Darcy Nestibo, and Carson Schoonbaert took to the field in their combines... read more..

View The Recorder online free during postal strike

After an ongoing labour dispute between the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) and the Government of Canada, CUPW has elected to strike, effective September 25, 2025. The strike was triggered aft... read more..

Grand opening for Middle school playground

October 7 was the day to celebrate the success of the first phase of the Boissevain School playground project before moving forward into the future. The middle school playground went up in the summer... read more..

Turtle Mountain Métis Local harvest fruits of labour

The Turtle Mountain area has long been home to the Métis people, and continues to be today. The population that has grown since four Métis men and their families settled near Lake Metigoshe has formed... read more..



Questions arise over Two Borders ward plan

Ahead of an important public meeting, questions are arising about a plan to redraw the wards in the Municipality of Two Borders. The public will be invited to give their views on October 16 about the ... read more..

Gymnastics returns to Boissevain

An important and well-loved recreation activity for youth has returned to the Boissevain schedule after a lengthy absence. This past week, the fall session for gymnastics began in the Arts Hall. Acco... read more..

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