Highlights

A Canadian summer tradition will be coming to Flin Flon this August. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Musical Ride will return to Flin Flon for the first time in two decades.

Two creations from a local artist will soon be mounted in an area school and at Flin Flon City Hall, thanks in part to several donations from arts aficionados.

Hapnot Collegiate student Addie Neill will be taking the next step on the volleyball court next season, one no other Hapnot student has ever made - onto a USports volleyball team.

Few students or teachers entered Ecole McIsaac School who didn’t learn something from Shirley Payne. After spending parts of five decades teaching at the school, some of her former coworkers plan to start a bursary in her memory.

Flin Flon’s longest-running acting troupe is preparing what may be its most ambitious show yet - a play considered one of the most complex and difficult to execute.

The axe has not come down for the Norman Northstars. A possible league reconstruction that would have booted them from their league will not happen and northern Manitoba's sole AAA U18 hockey team will stay on the ice.

The battle has been won. Almost eight months after her kidneys initially failed and she needed to move away from home for life-saving medical care, Maureen McBratney is coming home, able to get the dialysis she needs.

Last fall, Flin Flonner Robert Kirschman was given some of the worst health news someone can get - cancer diagnosis, stage four. He's fighting back by training for a triathlon later this year and seeking to raise money to help others.

Creighton teachers hit the picket line Tuesday, part of a province-wide strike - the latest stage of a long and fraught battle with the Saskatchewan government over staff and student resources.

Flin Flon will be very well represented at this year's SJHL/MJHL Showcase. A total of 10 players and the team's head coach will head to Winnipeg as part of the event.