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Monthly Archive

2026

Welcome to our Archives page. On this page you will find totaly 111 of our articles broken down into Months and Years.

Boissevain-Morton meet the candidates

Voters had the opportunity to see what their municipal candidates are all about, and took advantage of it. Boissevain Legion was full on October 14 of those seeking a peek into those running for Bois... read more..

Donors Choice 2026 total down, but still worthwhile

Although numbers continue to drop slightly each year, those involved in Donor’s Choice in Boissevain, and the organizations collecting the money, continue to find the effort worthwhile. The annual di... read more..


Crocus Awards recognize those growing our future

A community development board serving three municipalities paid tribute to many of the people who make their area go and grow at the beginning of the month. On October 3, the Crocus Country Economic ... read more..

Foodgrains harvest continues long-running community effort

Although it may have come later than originally planned, the harvest for the Boissevain-Morton-Whitewater Growing Project will once again help those in need around the world. On October 9, seven comb... read more..


Bob Caldwell and Ivan Strain in Class of 2026 for Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame

Two famous names in local hockey were given the highest honour in the sport in Manitoba this past weekend. On October 3 at the CanadInns Polo Park in Winnipeg, Bob Caldwell of Deloraine and Ivan Stra... read more..

New basketball and pickleball courts near completion

The second phase of the Boissevain School Playground project is nearly complete and planning is moving forward for the third and final development. Perhaps calling the new work on the north side of t... read more..


The oldest building at the Peace Garden, the Historic CCC Lodge to undergo restoration

The International Peace Garden will be celebrating the 90th anniversary of its earliest structure by giving it the face-lift it needs. The CCC Historic Lodge will hit that birthday in 2027, and accor... read more..

Glover part of coaching program

A talented Boissevain student athlete will be participating in a prestigious hockey coaching program this year. In late September, Hockey Canada and U SPORTS announced the cohorts of 22 participants ... read more..


Nor-Del Ventures opens garage in Deloraine

With motor oil in his blood, and plenty of experience, Mike Atchison found the time was right to open a garage in his hometown. Nor-Del Ventures opened its doors on September 1. The proprietor was ha... read more..

Rain continues to delay harvest in season of weather issues

The fits and starts of harvest this fall continue as the pattern of problematic weather the southwest has seen all growing season is ongoing. Earlier this past week, farmers in the area were able to ... read more..


Remembering 9/11, 25 years later

It might be 25 years ago, but for those who lived through it, 9/11 memories become raw in a hurry. This was obvious at the ceremony held in the International Peace Garden on September 11. In front of... read more..

Breezy Street Fest still successful

There was wind, but thankfully no rain for the sixth annual Boissevain Street Fest on September 12. The annual fall event does showcase Manitoba’s ever-changing weather. Some years, it is blazing whi... read more..


Minister sees new lagoon as essential project

Building a lagoon might not be the most romantic infrastructure project, but in Boissevain-Morton it is long awaited and seriously needed. Municipal and Northern Relations Minister Glen Simard was in... read more..

Rodeo remains popular with local riders

High school rodeo continues to be a big part of the lives of local riders, with at least one moving on with the sport this year. Nine riders from the different communities in our area participated in... read more..


After 33 years, T & S Recycling ending curbside pickup

After more than three decades, T&S Recycling will be picking up their last blue bins at the end of the month. The business, owned and operated by Tina and Scott Patterson of Boissevain, started h... read more..

Boissevain-Morton vote to close part of Buckingham

A major manufacturing centre and employer in Boissevain received the go ahead for more expansion by the local council. Boissevain-Morton held a public hearing into By-Law 2026-05 on September 1. This... read more..


Work begins on lagoon

  With a sigh of relief and a determination to get the job done, Boissevain-Morton started moving earth just southwest of Boissevain. It has been a long haul to get to this point, but the practical ... read more..

Local photographer loves capturing the moment

“I enjoy learning both the technical and artistic aspects of photography, some of which can be challenging. Seeing how light brings an object to life, the direction of its shadow and how one can be cr... read more..


Five in a row for Centennials

  When the final out was made on July 30 at the Centennials diamond, the Boissevain squad completed not only a finals sweep, but also reached a major milestone. The Cents shut out the Oak River Dodg... read more..

“Whitetail” brings out community in Deloraine

  The community of Deloraine came out in droves for the red carpet premiere of a short film made by a few of their own. On July 23, “Whitetail” a film by Nick Dietrich and Laughlin McKinnon, made it... read more..

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