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The opposition Progressive Conservatives are taking aim at Manitoba’s NDP government over falling test scores.

A small Ontario-based mineral exploration company has obtained a nickel-copper property near Snow Lake. Wolfden Resources Corp.

Frontier Collegiate students and staff lead the way in the Grandmothers Protecting Our Children Sacred Walk on Main Street on Monday afternoon.

Growing up in the US, Bob Meza knew little of his mother’s first husband and the oddly named Canadian town where they once resided.

Creighton residents wanting to purchase through Amazon.ca are in for significant charges. The online store is a convenient way for people around the world to purchase items and have them shipped directly to their homes.

The Manitoba government and educational leaders throughout the province have formed a partnership designed to preserve Aboriginal languages.

Creativity took centre stage at the 2015 Creighton Copper Fair Juried Art Show and Farmer’s Market Showcase. Held at the Creighton Sportex last Friday, Sept. 18 and Saturday, Sept. 19, the event exhibited 81 art pieces from 37 artists, mostly locals.

A committee’s decision to maintain current care levels at the Jubilee Residence is not necessarily permanent, prompting the daughter of a tenant to keep close tabs on the situation.

Nicole Hartman has the right attitude for her job. The City of Flin Flon’s new recreation manager enters her position with a healthy respect for what leisure activities mean to a community.

A human rights ruling that gave a former Flin Flon health care aide her job back, along with full back pay and $10,000 in compensation, has been met with skepticism in the public sphere.