Billy Derlago of Beulah Man N H L star and hall of fame
Beulah Manitoba native Billy Derlago, born August 25, 1958, rose from local minor hockey to prominence in the NHL with Vancouver Toronto Winnipeg and others. He posted standout junior totals for Brandon Wheat Kings, set a record with 50th goal in 27 games, endured injuries, later played in Switzerland and now retires active with Maple Leaf Alumni. Inducted into Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame in 1999, he remains a celebrated rural athlete.
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Tiger” Williams
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Manitoba cabinet reshuffle welcomes two new ministers
Premier Wab Kview announced changes to cabinet with Tracy Schmidt named minister of education and early childhood learning after acting in that role and following Nelle Altomare’s passing. Mike Moyes becomes minister of environment and climate change. Both sworn in at a private ceremony.
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