Monthly Archive

November 2025

Welcome to our Archives page. On this page you will find totaly 12 of our articles broken down into Months and Years.

Suzy Q, mobile food cart cues up better choices

A piece of kitchen equipment on order by Cherry Creek Place will serve them well now and into their growing future. The active living home in Boissevain has ordered a Suzy Q Food Service Cart. They r... read more..

Old Hartney Town Hall demolished

On November 17, 2025, demolition crews started the process of taking down the Old Hartney Town Hall, a yellow brick building that has been a fixture of the community for 119 years. After years of decl... read more..


Boissevain-Morton looking for help solving housing crisis

If Boissevain-Morton is going to be able to house workers in the future, they will need some help from people in the local housing industry. That was the message of a meeting held on November 13. Lor... read more..

David Smith casts a spell with Wooden Incantations

For David Smith, the maker behind Wooden Incantations, his relationship with wood has been one of fascination, and almost reverence. His grandfather taught him woodcarving when he was around eight o... read more..


Turtle Mountain Métis unveil veterans monument

On November 9, Turtle Mountain Métis Local unveiled its newly finished monument memorializing local Métis veterans past and present. In addition to Remembrance Day on November 11, November 8 is now o... read more..

Local Foundation grants $224,454 in 2025

With another large disbursement to community groups, a new funding source and some fresh blood on the board, the Boissevain-Morton Foundation continues to help Boissevain now while growing for the fut... read more..


Lower speed limit and parking changes prioritize safety for Boissevain Schoo

Once everyone becomes used to the new parking system at Boissevain School, the hope is they will see the improvements to student safety. People who drive around, or pick up and drop off kids at the b... read more..

Legion honours hometown veterans with banners

On October 29, 10 banners honouring World War One and World War Two veterans were hung up on light poles around Deloraine. The project started last spring after locals brought up the idea to Bob Carls... read more..

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