by Gazette Staff | Jul 11, 2024 | News
Argyle Centennial Campground upgrades are now complete Argyle Centennial Campground is ready to serve you. Many upgrades have happened at this much favoured campground and if you haven’t stayed with us lately, you don’t know what you are missing! Located next to the...
by Gazette Staff | Jul 11, 2024 | News
Glenora Historical Society honours the lives of Eveyln Odell and Muriel Wickens A tea was held at the Glenora Church in honour of the memory of Evelyn Odell and Muriel Wickens. According to Doris Heaver, “it was a lovely gathering of family and friends.” The rain held...
by Gazette Staff | Jul 4, 2024 | News
Pine Fort Days is a great experience Pine Fort Days wouldn’t be the same without the tent camp of voyageurs sharing life from ages past. I first covered Pine Fort Days back in 2019, when Thomas Corry was feeding his entire camp, Old Goat waxing poetic by the fire,...
by Gazette Staff | Jul 4, 2024 | News
Great Horned Owls released back into their enviroment Kelly, a representative from Wildlife Haven, was on a mission in our area last week! They released two orphaned Great Horned Owls, who had been in their care for 56 days, back into the wild where they will use the...
by Gazette Staff | Jun 20, 2024 | News
Glen Thornborough makes his way from Glenboro to being named one of Boston’s most influential people Glen Thornborough, President of TD Garden and Chief Operating Officer of the Boston Bruins, was recently named one of Boston’s Most Influential People. In a recent...
by Gazette Staff | Jun 20, 2024 | News
Storm rips through the area on June 12 A storm that entered Manitoba from Saskatchewan on Wednesday afternoon, June 12 produced multiple tornadoes, said Dan Fulton, an Environment Canada senior meteorologist. “There’s definitely several — like maybe four separate...