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Seniors residence’s home care meal, rec programs concluding

Group meal and recreation programs organized by health care aides will no longer be offered at a Flin Flon seniors’ housing complex as of March.

RCMP account of shooting inaccurate, witness tells victim’s mother

The mother of a former Flin Flonner fatally shot by a Mountie says a witness contradicts the RCMP’s version of events. Shirley Huber, whose son Steven Campbell, 39, died in the Nov.
‘Incredible’ creativity on display at Creighton’s Festival of Trees

‘Incredible’ creativity on display at Creighton’s Festival of Trees

Christmas trees usually garner attention for what’s underneath them, but that wasn’t the case at Creighton Community School last weekend.
Flin Flon native pumped amid success in female bodybuilding

Flin Flon native pumped amid success in female bodybuilding

When Amber Larsen was a little girl, she loved watching the Ms. Fitness competition on TV. As those toned, muscular women posed before the camera, she would envision herself standing on that stage one day. Now 30, Larsen hasn’t forgotten that dream.
Santa and friends join Flin Flon’s Parade of Lights

Santa and friends join Flin Flon’s Parade of Lights

Flin Flon’s Santa Parade of Lights saw hundreds of residents line Main Street last Friday, Nov. 27. Bright floats passed by as Santa’s helpers dished out candy to children of all ages.
‘Silence, exercise, vitamin D’: Skiing brings moms, tots together

‘Silence, exercise, vitamin D’: Skiing brings moms, tots together

Wrangling a toddler into a ski suit, toque and boots is no easy task. It is worth the reward, though, for a group of active parents who meet at the Flin Flon ski club every Friday morning all winter long, skis in hand and bundled-up progeny in tow.

Creighton School Board Briefs: Tabs on grads

At the latest Creighton school board meeting, held Nov. 25, high school counsellor Joe Kowalchuk presented the results of his annual graduate tracking survey.

Manitoba boosts support for low-income renters

Manitoba’s Rent Assist program will now pay up to 75 per cent of median market rent for EIA recipients and low-income earners. The increase to Rent Assist took effect Tuesday.
Bombers and Northland Ford give Santa a hand

Bombers and Northland Ford give Santa a hand

Holden Daley of the Flin Flon Bombers helps members of the Flin Flon Figure Skating Club gather plush toys off the Whitney Forum ice last Friday, Nov. 27.

Province selects Thompson as site of northern trades centre

The mystery is over: the Manitoba government will open its promised northern trades training centre in Thompson. The province announced the centre in its throne speech last month but did not indicate where in northern Manitoba it would be built.
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