Prominent Seebach Dies at Seeburn and New Church Openings Follow
June 29 1905 death of John C Seebach at Seeburn noted alongside opening of the Shellmouth Presbyterian Church spearheaded by a committee including Mrs WS Wallace and D Stewart. Courtships, investments in autos, and local civic notes appear, with later items from 1925 to 2015 listed in a community chronicle.
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Seeburn
John C. Seebach
Presbyterian Church
Shellmouth
WS. Wallace
D. Stewart
A. Stewart
R. Patterson
Swindell
F.C. Middleton
Middleton
Dauphin
Millwood
George Cartwright
Craigie
A. & N.W. Hall
Russell Branch
The
Canadian Legion
Bes.l
R.J.P. Parker
Saskatchewan
Mr. Parker
Thos. Greaves
Flin Flon
Ness Patterson
Christ Church
Donald George
E. Ross
Brenda Esther
M. Stevens
Marlene Martha
R. Spencer
Hoffman Construction
Pelly Trail Board
Rossburn
Walter Weir
Winnipeg
Qu’appelle Valley
St. Lazare
Ride For Hope
Angusville
Caroline & James Hewson
Hewson’s _ Enterprises
Russell
Roblin
Inglis & Binscarth
Lake of the Prairies Conservation District
LPCD
Major Pratt School Graduates of 2025
Keira Madlangbayan Ellise Malcolm Angel Berlie Mallari Shelbi McFarlane Naomi McKay Jessalyn Mecas Raphael Mowbray Emily Mrgglod Remi Mushumanski Marcus Xavier Panafiel Mialise Pieterse Chase Pushka Miyuki Rabosa Malaya Robb Glen Rumancik Savannah Salyn Sean Setter-Shwaluk Oliver Spurway Reese Talbot Kira Tibble Hugh Tofin Appello Tony Brandon Wasilka Allison Wotton Bryce Young Tayah Zimmer.
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Keira Madlangbayan
Ellise Malcolm Angel Berlie Mallari
Shelbi McFarlane
Naomi McKay
Jessalyn Mecas Raphael Mowbray
Emily Mrgglod
Remi Mushumanski
Marcus Xavier Panafiel
Mialise Pieterse Chase Pushka
Miyuki Rabosa
Malaya Robb Glen Rumancik
Savannah Salyn
Sean Setter-Shwaluk
Oliver Spurway
Reese Talbot Kira Tibble
Hugh Tofin Appello Tony Brandon Wasilka
Allison Wotton
Bryce Young
Tayah Zimmer
Manitoba posts first interprovincial migration gain in 20 years
Statistics Canada records a quarterly net inflow to Manitoba for Q1 2025 with 4,352 movers from other provinces or territories and 4,246 leaving. Labour minister Malaya Marcelino hails Manitoba as a welcoming, growing province amid policies to attract skilled workers, lower trade barriers, and boost affordability and jobs.
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Manitoba
Statistics Canada
Labour and Immigration
Malaya Marcelino
Marcelino
Manitoba to invest 900000 in Filipino community projects
Labour Minister Malaya Marcelino announced a three year funding totaling 900000 to Mabuhay District Inc Philippine Canadian Centre of Manitoba and Philippine Heritage Council of Manitoba to build a Filipino business cultural and care sector hub including a senior personal care home and a child care centre in Manitoba. The funds aim to support economic and cultural development for Filipino Manitobans during Filipino Heritage Month.
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Manitoba
Malaya Marcelino
Marcelino
Mabuhay District Inc
Philippine Canadian Centre of Manitoba
Philippine Heritage Council of Manitoba
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Harrowby School House
Ladies Patriotic Assoc
E. Seeker
F.M. Lee
Miss Davis
McKinnon
Wesley
Mr. Blarmey
Clement
Clinton Marzoff
Roger Zentner
Brian Palmeruk
Scott Falloon
Michael Grattan
Garry Shwaluk
Scott Miller
No. 677
Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron
Russell Memorial Arena
Arthur Jordan
Canadian Forces Base
Portage la Prairie
Peter Garyluk
Jim Greaves
Brandon
Air Cadet League of Canada
Jack Bryer
Russell Legion
Foxwarren
Binscarth
Foxwarren- Solsgirth
Little Dogies Pee Wee Club
Foxwarren Agricultural Society
Russell Health District Board
Folk
Kidney Foundation
Pratt School
Cameron Bird
Lily Bishop Jade Brandon Kingston Chamberlain
Amy Chipelski Kennedy Church
DemiRaye Clearsky- Meeches
Liam Cloud Grace Cook
Spencer Cooke
Kimberly Anne Cruz Mhikaila Lei Dalag
Katie Falkevitch
Brooklyn Fouillard
Samantha Fouillard
Katie Gorda Pressley
Jerome Blaise Jordan Conner Jordan McKenzie Kieper
Holly Kochanowski
Aleisha Lim
George P. Buleziuk
Russell Banner
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