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The Manitoba Metis Federation announced this week it had successfully completed a sustainable and limited moose hunt Jan. 15.

When you are a rugby fan, and I would rate it my favourite sport to watch, you most certainly have options in terms of what form of rugby to watch. In my case I love 15s, and 13s with near equal passion, with 7s not far behind.

14 new cases in Central East

Regina– On Jan. 18, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum lifted a state-wide mandatory mask order, with the state having brought its COVID-19 new case numbers down to a level lower than Saskatchewan’s.

Lake Kipabiskau Regional Park Board and Water Quality Committee members have been working for years to improve their dropping water quality and are asking local groups to support them moving forward.

It’s no secret that Moosomin has some of the best recreation facilities in the province, and they continue to grow every year with the rec department always looking ahead to what’s next and what the community needs.

Love the concept, or hate it, and there seems little middle ground on this one, the federal carbon tax appears likely to stay in place.

Canada’s three Prairie provinces are particularly vulnerable to the climate crisis, and now their governments are helping make climate data more accessible, according to the head of a new non-profit.

The Fibre Art Network wants to give people hope. Their new touring exhibit, Threads of Hope, showcases a wide range of fabric art with a common theme and visual element tying it all together. The show is now at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery until Feb.