Riding Mountain MP Dan Mazier has been promoted to serve as the official Opposition’s shadow minister for health.
In this new role, Mazier will lead the Conservative team in holding the Liberal government to account on one of the most pressing issues facing Canadians today: fixing Canada’s broken healthcare system. Read all about it in this week’s issue.
Read all about it in this week’s issue.

Over the last few years, the Prairie Classic Walleye Tournament has been somewhat of a kick off to summer as anglers from all over Manitoba and Saskatchewan head to Lake of the Prairies to look for those winning walleye.
Last fall, it was announced that Kickerfish, a media company specializing in organizing kayak angling tournaments and fishing shows in central Canada would be taking over the Prairie Classic while retaining the helping hands of members of the Russell Lions Club.
Details in this week’s Review.

The presidents of Canada’s teacher organization met in Whitecap, Saskatchewan, May 25 and 26 to discuss protecting public education across Canada.
The discussion focused on two critical concerns: the ongoing challenges with teacher retention and recruitment, and the rising incidents of violence and aggression in schools.
Read the rest of the story in this week’s issue.

A Christ-centred, family-focused independent K-9 school is set to open its doors in Roblin this fall.
Founded in 2023 as the Harvest Homeschool Co-op running out of Roblin’s Evangelical Mission Church, it is transitioning for the 2025-26 academic year into the Harvest Hill Christian Academy.
Read all about it in this week’s issue.

Visitors to one of the most significant gatherings in the food and beverage industry across the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia got a chance to sample a real homegrown treat this year – Wendell Estate Honey.
The Saudi Food Show, which ran from May 12 to 14 in the Kingdom’s capital Riyadh, attracted more than 40,000 visitors and 1,300 exhibitors from over a hundred countries.
Find out more in this week’s Review.

The Saskatchewan Craft Council (SCC) has recognized the work of a Yorkton-based custom forged knife maker with a spot in its Dimensions 2025 art exhibit.
Bield’s own Colton Yellowaga of Cry Knives in Yorkton’s piece “Forged Damascus Dagger” made the shortlist of 60 entries, out of 222 in all, to earn a spot in the show.
Want to know more? Read the rest of the story in this week’s issue.

A full fire ban remains in place at all provincial parks across Manitoba. ‘
No fires of any kind, at any time of day, are permitted until further notice.
More in this week’s Review.

Roblin’s Donor’s Choice campaign has had its best year ever.
The one-stop canvass on behalf of nine local and six national charities brought in a record total of $51,870.85 this year.
Find out who got how much in this week's issue.

obllih’s HERO Club hosted a gathering of Parkland-area HERO clubs Wednesday at the Drop-In Centre.
The spring conference featured a number of presentations by mental health professionals, activities, lunch and even some entertainment courtesy of the popular duo Amy & Ed.
Find out more in this week’s Review.

A wedding in Roblin was the impetus for three entrepreneurs from Saskatchewan to bring their Twin Pine Crystal’s and Friends Wellness and Healing Expo to town.
The expo, which will feature everything alternative from Reiki practitioners and energy healers to alternative and holistic healing and wellness products, runs June 7 and 8 at the Community Centre, offering an admission-free, one stop shop for women seeking wellness and healing alternatives.
Want to know more? Read the rest of the story in this week’s issue.