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Hanover School Division to expand administrative building (opens the original)
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The Hanover School Division administrative office is getting a $4.7 million facelift that will house about 50 additional staff. “It’s exciting. I mean, we know that our division continues to grow, and we have emerging needs for more office space with the expansion that the board has approved,” said superintendent Joe Thiessen to the board of trustees during the last board meeting. “We’ve been in this current space for approximately 18 years, if I got that right, and with the continued growth we
Walk For Hope raises more than $58,000 for Southeast Cancer Support Services (opens the original)
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The second annual Walk For Hope has surpassed last year’s total of $45,000. Southeast Cancer Support Services (SCSS) executive director Cindi Rempel Patrick said that despite the rain this year, more people came out to this year’s fundraiser compared to 2025. “There’s over 200 walkers and there’s 100 volunteers and then there’s all their families and friends, so there’s hundreds. And we’re thrilled because it’s raining less than it did last year. And even last year when it poured, people still c
Adoption to permanent Daylight Saving Time 28 years in the making (opens the original)
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Come November, Manitobans will stay on Daylight Saving Time as they will no longer have to set their clocks back one hour due to the province’s decision to abandon seasonal time changes, which one MLA said is a long time coming. “I’ve been at the legislature for 28 years, and we have talked about it and studied it and debated it and discussed it for 28 years, and Manitobans every year say, why are we doing this?” said Springfield-Ritchot MLA Ron Schuler, who has been advocating for the change si
Springfield Community Recreation Centre breaks ground (opens the original)
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The RM of Springfield’s new recreation centre has broken ground and the mayor said it was a long time coming. “It’s been 34 years coming,” said Mayor Pat Therrien. “That is the specific reason I ran for the mayor’s job. I was literally tired of every election…having some artist’s rendition of a future rec center, and this has been going on for 34 years, as I stated. “And so, it’s finally up and running. I’m not giving myself a clap on the back there. It just had to focus the topic, and we have t
Hanover school trustee not seeking re-election, states board was being retaliatory (opens the original)
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After eight years on the Hanover School Division board, trustee Danielle Funk is not seeking re-election due to personal reasons. “I just decided that I am just currently not in a place to be able to give what it needs to be, what I would need to be to be what I would consider a good trustee. It’s time to take some time for myself and my family,” said Funk after issuing a press release about her departure on Tuesday. Included with Funk’s release was a copy of an email with her second request for
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