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RM of Portage Councillor Arnold Verwey seeks sixth term (opens the original)
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Rural Municipality of Portage la Prairie Councillor Arnold Verwey is seeking re-election in Ward 5, marking two decades of continuous municipal service to his home community. Verwey, born and raised on a family farm just east of Southport, first joined RM council in 2006 after a special election following the passing of the wardâs previous representative. Encouraged by neighbours to put his name forward, he won a three-way race and has held the seat ever since. "It'll be 20 years this October
Doyle seeks AMM VP spot to amplify Portage provincially (opens the original)
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Portage la Prairie City Councillor Colin Doyle has stepped down from his position as central regional director for the Association of Manitoba Municipalities (AMM) as he prepares a bid for the organizationâs provincial vice-presidency. Doyle, who currently serves as the cityâs public safety chair, announced his intent to run for the executive role following the unanimous support of Portage la Prairie City Council by resolution. Because AMM regulations require all executive members to be acti
Portage walks from darkness into light for suicide awareness (opens the original)
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Community members, youth, Elders, and local organizations gathered in the early morning darkness on Sept. 10 at 6 a.m. for the second annual âLight the Wayâ suicide awareness walk, moving together as the sun rose over Crescent Lake. The pre-dawn start was designed to symbolically mirror the journey of mental health recovery â moving together out of the dark and into the light. Holding candles, attendees gathered around Island Park to honour lives lost to suicide, offer support to grieving
City council gives first reading to vehicle for hire bylaw (opens the original)
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City Council took the first step toward modernizing local transportation regulations by granting first reading to a new Local Vehicles for Hire Bylaw at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 8. The proposed legislation was introduced under the Public Safety Committee portfolio by Councillor Colin Doyle and seconded by Finance Chair Joe Masi. The measure aims to update municipal oversight for taxis and other rideshare operators, including shuttles. In a post-meeting video recap, Mayor Sharilyn Kn
Soup kitchen sees record demand as new programs launch (opens the original)
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The Highway Community Kitchen (HCK), operating out of the Highway Pentecostal Church in Portage la Prairie, is facing unprecedented demand for food support as living costs continue to rise across the region. Tracy Erickson, an organizer with HCK, reported that daily meal numbers surged sharply throughout August, with the kitchen consistently serving more than 50 guests per day and peaking near 60 meals in early September. “Normally we would be doing between 25 to 35, maybe 40 [meals], with the o
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