News from your local area.
MLA for The Pas-Kameesak, Jennifer Flett, is staying busy with her new role. She was elected as MLA in a by-election back on July 21st, winning the seat with more than 74% of the vote. Jennifer says that healthcare in the north is a
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is bringing the priorities of its 63 Member First Nations to the First Nations, First Ministers’ Meeting in Ottawa that started yesterday and will continue today. Grand Chief Kyra Wilson is leadi
Leaf Rapids RCMP are investigating a homicide after a 55-year-old man was found dead at a residence on Nisku Bay Wednesday morning. Police say officers responded to a report of an unresponsive male at around 8:50 a.m. on October 21st
The Royal Canadian Legion’s annual Remembrance Day Poppy Campaign kicked off over the weekend; it runs until November 11th, giving Canadians more opportunities to wear a Poppy. Keep an eye out for Legion members distribut
Manitoba RCMP have seized drugs, cash and firearm-related items during three search warrants in Moose Lake. Police executed the warrants on October sixth as part of a drug trafficking investigation, with assistance from the Manitoba
A community workshop in The Pas yesterday and in Thompson and Flin Flon earlier this week brought attention to the future of mining laws in Manitoba. The free session invited residents to share their views on critical minerals, envir
The Pas Regional Library is inviting community members aged thirteen and older to explore storytelling through words and art. The free workshops take place tomorrow, Saturday, October 24th, featuring Indigenous author Sonya Ballantyn
Clearwater Lake Provincial Park is a scenic destination that draws beachgoers and hikers to Northern Manitoba. This month, one of the trails is undergoing improvements. The Caves Trail is a 1.2 kilometer self-guided trail featuring d
Oxford House RCMP have seized more than 279-thousand dollars worth of suspected illicit drugs following three incidents at the Bunibonibee Cree Nation airport. Police say two women from Oxford House were arrested on October 16th in s
The Pas Tri-Community Foundation will hold a Grant Workshop in November. The Grant Workshop is aimed at helping local community organizations navigate the grant process with more confidence. Participants will also have an opportunity
Swan River RCMP are reminding motorists to slow down after recent traffic enforcement efforts resulted in eight speeding tickets being written over a four-day period. The ages of the drivers ranged from 17 to 82. The 17-year-o
The Pas Tri-Community Foundation is looking for community-minded people who want to get involved and help strengthen our region. They are currently seeking Board Members to provide leadership, oversight, and direction for the Foundat
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is calling on the province to ensure its proposed autism strategy supports First Nations citizens throughout their lives, including adulthood. The call comes as Bill 232, The Autism Strategy Act, moves
Swan River RCMP recently investigated a potential threat made against a local high school. On October 19th, at approximately 8:15 PM, Swan River RCMP learned of the potential threat. The report originated from a group chat on
With the Town of The Pas municipal election approaching, eligible voters have several options to make sure their ballots are counted. Advance voting takes place today, Wednesday, October 21st, from eight a.m. until eight p.m. at the
Yukon artist Hendrika will be performing on Friday, October 30th, at the Sam Waller Museum. Hendrika’s folk/rock sound and musical talents have earned her a spot in CBC's top 100 Canadian songs of 2024. The same year, she w
The deadline is fast approaching for items to be removed from Lakeside Cemetery. The annual fall cleanup will soon take place to prepare the grounds for the winter season. The cleanup allows necessary maintenance and upkeep to take p
It was recently announced that two major initiatives under the First Nations and Inuit Policing Program would receive $163.5 million dollars. Manitoba First Nations Police Service is getting $121 million over four years, strengthenin
The Town of The Pas is being advised to renew its annual snow-clearing agreement with Manitoba Highways for the 2026-2027 season. The agreement covers lifting and removing snow from highway shoulders within the town’s jurisdict
Manitoba Corrections will hold a recruitment information session on Wednesday evening, detailing what it takes to become a correctional officer. Those attending the session can learn about the hiring process, training, and benefits.
The Town of The Pas is looking to replace its aging fire truck fleet through a provincial grant application. Fire Chief Shangraw is recommending council apply for Manitoba’s Growth, Relations and Opportunities, or GRO Grant, to
University College of the North has received its first federally funded research grant as the lead institution since becoming eligible for SSHRC funding. Dr. Tariqul Islam and his research team have been awarded just over 80-thousand
The Pas Friendship Center is holding a Halloween Makeup contest, giving participants a chance to unleash their spooky creativity. The contest is open to those ages 12 to 29. There are two options to submit an entry. You can post a pi
Saskatchewan RCMP recently issued a warning about a dangerous person who was believed to be armed, after a man was found deceased; the warning was lifted later that day. Saskatchewan RCMP had issued a warning about a dangerous person
Manitoba First Nations Police Service is reminding everyone of its confidential tip line to help keep communities safe and report information anonymously. You can call toll-free at 1-833-978-0048. Or you can email Tips@mfnp.ca.  
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