Cat yoga hosted for first time in Morden
Yoga class took on a decidedly feline theme, Oct 13 at the Fitwell Centre in Morden. Yoga instructor Amanda Friesen worked with the Pembina Valley Humane Society to make the ...
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Local News MCI student wins national debate award
A Morden Collegiate student debated her way to the top at the National Student Debate Seminar in Quebec City, late last month. -
Local News Barrel racers donate to SCCR
More than $13,000 was raised for South Central Cancer Resource thanks mostly to 69 barrel racers competing at the Rocking W Ranch on Sept. -
Local News SCCR honoured as not-for-profit of the year
South Central Cancer Resource will accept the award for Not-for-Profit of the Year from the Morden & District Chamber of Commerce on Nov. -
Local News R.M. of Stanley candidates host meet and greet
Ward 2 council candidates from the R.M. of Stanley met with residents at a chamber of commerce hosted meet and greet at the Pembina Threshermen’s Museum, Oct. -
Local News Good news about Monarchs and Lady Beetles
Want more things to be thankful for this thanksgiving? Monarch butterfly levels seem to be doing well. -
Local News CFDC welcomes Mosasaur Machine
The Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre has a new vehicle dubbed the Mosasaur Machine. The Machine will be used for all form of CFDC programming. -
Local News Doc Walker to light up Opera House
Doc Walker is coming to Manitou. Manitou Opera House Foundation, together with gold sponsors Louis Dreyfus, Delmar, and Cargill, will present Canadian Country Music Award winners Doc Walker, Friday October ...
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Local News Candidates discuss concerns at forum
Candidates in the municipal election had a chance to share their platform and address issues from residents at the Morden & District Chamber of Commerce All Candidates Forum on October ... -
Local News Inspiring Hope with art therapy classes
PHAC’s latest exhibition is Inspiring Hope, which displays the works of its Art Therapy Group. The group meets weekly at PHAC to share their love of art. -
Local News Province tosses planned carbon tax
The provincial government will go ahead with their climate and green plan, but will ditch the carbon tax component. -
Local News Youth Choir announces tour
The Central Manitoba Youth Choir is preparing to tour the Central region performing 14 concerts in just six days. -
Local News Little Shop of Horrors comes to the Kenmor
The Classic Kenmor Players have spent their summer and fall in preparation for this month. At press time the final touches are being put on the classic theatrical piece “Little ... -
Local News Bed push tribute to life of Dr. Bob Menzies
If you saw a group of people pushing a hospital bed down the side of the highway on September 29, hopefully you dropped some money into their bed pan. -
Local News Katie Cares Fashion Show bigger than ever
The seventh annual Katie Cares Fashion Show was the biggest it has ever been, and organizer Ruth Reimer said it was fantastic. -
Local News Burley wants to change conversation about success
Mayoral candidate Brandon Burley wants to shift the conversation about a successful community to focus on quality of life over simply growing population. -
Local News Hornworms and Sphinx Moths
Look carefully through the vegetation in late-summer and you may find some relatively large caterpillars with horns at the back of their body. -
Local News Remembering Charles Walkof
Dr. Charles Walkof was a highly regarded research scientist, an outstanding Morden citizen and a kind mentor to me during my youth.
