by Gazette Staff | Oct 2, 2025 | News
Aggies Bed Push is more than just a tradition The Aggie Bed Push is more than just a tradition, it’s pure fun on wheels! Every year, Agricultural students from the University of Manitoba bring excitement to many communities by pushing a custom-built bed (yes, a bed!)...
by Gazette Staff | Sep 18, 2025 | News
New picnic shelter at Happyland Campground The Rural Municipality of Prairie Lakes is thrilled to announce the addition of the new picnic shelter currently under construction in the Happyland Campground. This project has been made possible by a substantial $12,175...
by Gazette Staff | Sep 11, 2025 | News
Ian Thorleifson inducted into Hall of Fame In 1988, the elk farming industry was just beginning to emerge from its “Game Farming” beginnings in North America. A few years of wildlife management for Ian Thorleifson and a trip to New Zealand – where Red Deer...
by Gazette Staff | Sep 11, 2025 | Business, News
Will and Pam Wild stop in Baldur for an overnight visit Will and Pam Wild are on an exciting journey across Canada, and their recent stop in Baldur was a memorable highlight. Although you may not recognize the name Pam Wild, she shares a rich connection to Baldur...
by Gazette Staff | Aug 28, 2025 | News
Steve Sloat of Glenboro pedals for a purpose “To prove that we still could.” Those six words capture the heart of Steve Sloat’s latest mission. After more than 31 years of service in the Canadian Armed Forces, the Glenboro resident teamed up with fellow retired...
by Gazette Staff | Aug 21, 2025 | News
Marathon Monday surpasses $210,000 for cancer research The sun hadn’t even begun to rise when Patrick Law and Dylan Thornborough stepped up to the first tee, initiating play for the 14th Annual Marathon Monday fundraiser for cancer. Instead of the usual Callaway or...
