The 2017 beautification season has started, and despite some challenges, Boissevain will have to show its best side this year in order to compete in Communities in Bloom.
The Boissevain School Arts and Drama class completed their two month long sustainable art project on Friday, May 26.
Celebrating 50 years of collecting heritage
The Beckoning Hills Museum in Boissevain held their 50th anniversary celebration on Sunday, May 21.
The Minto and Area Philanthropic Committee made its first grants in what should be a great next few years for the community.
Local authorities took action in Boissevain last Friday that resulted in serious charges against a resident.
It was a case of hello and goodbye at the International Peace Garden on April 29.
With their first family becoming more independent, the Boissevain Resettlement Committee is looking at moving their focus to another family of refugees.
Those involved in the Deloraine-Winchester curling rink/town hall project are now hoping that they are going ahead, the community can come together to build a complex for the future.
Government commitments to improve child-care do not always make it to the front lines, as local daycares can attest to.
Constable Ross Dupre is looking forward to getting his first policing experience in the community of Boissevain.
In order to be ready in case the situation around Whitewater Lake escalates, the Municipality of Boissevain-Morton declared a state of emergency on April 17.
A long feared development has finally come to pass, according to Manitoba Hydro.
With no solution yet on the horizon, the relative quiet on the Whitewater Lake front could become noisy at any time.
One of the biggest milestones in Canada’s 150 years as a nation came exactly 100 years ago, and the Boissevain Legion is helping us remember.
Although Premier Brian Pallister is sympathetic, those involved in trying to get help to solve the Whitewater Lake problem might have to wait a bit for it.
Last week, demolition crews at the International Peace Garden used a tow truck to pull the towers over, one by one.
Jess Stobbe knows how important organ donations are and how lucky she is in her situation.
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A job that started because of his friends became a nearly four-decade career for Greg Workman.
The closure of the Canadian Blood Services Clinic in Brandon will not only impact collection in the Wheat City but also eliminate it in 11 rural communities. Boissevain is one of them.
The family of Neva Nowazek is thankful for the support the community of Boissevain is once again showing one of their own.
The very generous bequest and how they will use it has generated more attention for Minto than they expected.