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Having raised more than $30,000 over the past three years, Habitat 53°’s ReStore is off to another impressive start. With four business days so far, ReStore has raised more than $1,200 to help the non-profit build a home for a low-income family.

A northern Manitoba softball coach is up for a provincial honour. David Muswaggon of Cross Lake is one of three finalists for the Vince Leah Memorial Award, one of Coaching Manitoba’s 2015 Impact Awards.

Raising Awareness

Hudbay has confirmed it will maintain operations in Flin Flon and Snow Lake as nearly 200 tradespeople prepare to walk off the job on Saturday.

Competing in the Boston Marathon is a dream for many runners, but even qualifying for the world-class event is extremely difficult.

Jail Bird

A s Hudbay commences a new chapter as a truly international company, David Garofalo is taken aback by the whispers of concern.

T he tiny town of Sherridon is sounding big alarm bells over mine waste, but the provincial government says there’s no true cause for concern.

It’s no secret that Flintabbatey Flonatin was recently named the number one roadside attraction in all of Manitoba. Now Flinty has received the accompanying prize – a framed certificate from Travel Manitoba.

To say that Dana Dadson has left his mark on Flin Flon would be an understatement. Born at the Flin Flon General Hospital to Sybil and Corky Dadson, an infant Dana arrived at the family home on Queen Street to join his parents and brother Gordie.