Leadership scholar Warren Bennis once said, “Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality.”
Lincoln Molind has been recognized for his strong start to the season.
At press time Winnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck was (a) still a no-show, (b) still choosing to go back on his word with the contractual promise he made to Jets fans and the organization by signing a long-term contract and (c) still turning his back on his teammates.
Recreate a disused milking parlour, find a dedicated brewmaster who loves to come up with new recipes and add a pinch of Mennonite satire, and you have a recipe for success.
Election day is less than two weeks away. Advance voting starts this Saturday on Oct. 17.
Schizophrenia Society of Canada honoured its retiring CEO Dr. Chris Summerville on Oct. 2 at the Mennonite Heritage Village in Steinbach.
RCMP have arrested two men who allegedly stole a car from Steinbach and firearms from St Pierre-Jolys.
The Steinbach Regional Secondary School Sabres varsity boys volleyball team is looking to make some noise in the Manitoba High School Athletic Association this season.
The Hanover School Division board of trustees has made the news lately - for all the wrong reasons.
Gabrielle-Roy varsity girls standout Lola Parker has been recognized for her outstanding play to start the 2026 season. She was one of the first players to receive Dairy Farmers of Manitoba Athlete of the Week honours in the Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association.
There are celebrations this week at Vita’s Shevchenko School. The Shevchenko Sabres claimed the Provincial Rural High School Boys’ Soccer Championship last weekend at St Laurent.
Featuring a Winnipeg High School Football League game in Springfield, MJHL games in Niverville and Steinbach Oct. 2/3, an Eastman Selects MFHL U18 AAA game Oct. 3 and HTJHL opening night action in Landmark.
Suzanne Jolicoeur is running again for council in St Pierre-Jolys two years after she quit, but she said this time things are different.
Thanksgiving traditionally has been a celebration of harvest time in our agricultural communities. I grew up in a church where a large percentage of families made their living on a farm, so the annual cycle of planting, growing, and harvesting was common to most church members. It was very natural to take time in October to give thanks to God for the successful harvesting of the crops.
As election day for Hanover school trustees nears, some trustees have made posts on social media that in some cases bait other users and mocks the education minister, leading one expert to call their actions immature and irresponsible.