Greg Vandermeulen
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Border runner faces slew of charges (opens the original)
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A North Dakota man is facing 10 charges after fleeing the Emerson port of entry and leading RCMP on a high-speed chase on Highway 75. Emerson RCMP say they were notified of the situation by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), at 6:23 p.m. on Sept. 12. Police say the suspect entered Canada from North Dakota, stopped at the Emerson port of entry but fled at a high rate of speed when directed to secondary screening. Officers from the Emerson, Morris, and St Pierre RCMP detachments as well as
Vassar continues 46-year Terry Fox tradition (opens the original)
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Mementoes and photographs of past Terry Fox Runs adorned the wall of the small community club in Vassar on Sunday. Participants filed in and were greeted by name. The smell of coffee was in the air, and tables included the latest Terry Fox swag available for purchase. The event ran like clockwork. Donations were processed, a short speech was made, a group photo was taken and the walk began. Judy Preteau was the original organizer of the walk and continues 46 years later. She said she’s not about
Pepper spray and taser used to subdue suspect (opens the original)
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A suspect on Roseau River First Nation didn’t go quietly when Manitoba First Nations Police Services arrived to arrest him. Police reported that at 9:40 a.m. on Sept. 12, they arrived at the man’s residence. The 28-year-old male had an active warrant for arrest stemming from a previous incident. Once advised he was under arrest, police say he became agitated and combative, physically resisting the officers. “A chemical agent (OC spray) was utilized to gain compliance. However, it was unsuccessfu
Walk with Jesus to be hosted in Steinbach (opens the original)
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Organizers of the first Walk with Jesus, a Christian community gathering, say they hope to give people hope. Denise Sandberg, a member of the organizing committee, said the event planned for Saturday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the K.R. Barkman Park was inspired by the Walk for Jesus held in Winnipeg. “We had such a great time,” Sandberg, who helped organize as a prayer intercessor said. “We said, we should do this in Steinbach.” That Steinbach’s event is called Walk with Jesus instead of Walk for
Tolstoi Heritage Centre annex project hits first fundraising goal (opens the original)
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Phase one of the Tolstoi Heritage Centre annex project is nearly completed, thanks to continued support and fundraising. The board hosted the final day of a series of Sunday summer openings at the heritage centre for 2026. They hosted an end of summer barbecue to raise funds for the ongoing project, celebrate what had been done and look ahead to the future. Board member Jo-Anne Drewniak said the first phase of the $650,000 project saw the foundation laid for the annex, which is awaiting the inst
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