Travis
Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve #292
TEMPORARY WATER TRUCK DRIVER
Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve #292
SANITATION (SOLID WASTE)
TRUCK DRIVER(S)
(One Full Time and One Temporary)
Mat Pilates isn’t just in Manhattan anymore
NEW CLASS! Mat Pilates! Wednesday, October 28th from 7:15-8:00 pm upstairs in the Bunge Room at the Russell Memorial Multiplex (Main St. entrance). All levels welcome, mats & equipment provided, no registration necessary! $10 drop-in fee.
HIIT Power Lunch! Tuesdays & Thursdays from 12:15-12:45 pm. A 30-minute, high intensity interval training for busy people that need to get their movement in during the day. Options for all fitness levels. No registration necessary, $10 drop-in fee. Located upstairs in the Bunge Room at the Russell Memorial Multiplex (Main St entrance).
Pick Your Pace Boot Camp! Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:30-10:15 am. A high energy mix of cardio & strength training that is appropriate for everyone! No registration necessary, $10 drop-in fee, located upstairs in the Bunge Room.
Adults & Tots Open Gym Time is back! For grown-ups and their littles age 7 and under to come play and socialize. The gym will be open for play on: Wednesdays from 1-3 pm on Oct 14, 21, 28 and Thursdays from 9:30-11:30 am on Oct 15, 22, 29 FREE!
There is FREE Public Skating on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30-10:30 am at the Russell Memorial Multiplex.
FREE Indoor Walking will start again at the George P. Buleziuk Hall (106 Shell River Ave. S. in Russell) November 9th on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 8:30 am-12 noon. Clean, indoor shoes required.
Public Works is working hard to get the outdoor rink ready! This year it will be located at Millenium Park! We will also have lights up this winter, thanks to our Beef & Barley committee and our communities that support the festival every year! Thank you!
Save the date! The Royal Winnipeg Ballet is coming back to the George P. Buleziuk Hall in Russell on Friday, April 23, 2027!
MJHL announces Western All-Star Challenge coaches
Derek Holtom
Niverville Nighthawks Head Coach Dwight Hirst has been named the head coach for Team Manitoba at the Western All-Star Challenge against the SJHL. This will take place Nov. 2-4 in Martensville, Sask. The two assistant coaches are Northern Manitoba Blizzard Head Coach and President of Hockey Operations, Josh Gratton, and Waywayseecappo Wolverines Head Coach and General Manager, Landyn Cochrane.
The showcase event includes a practice on the first night, a morning skate on the second day and the first game between the two leagues that evening.
The Showcase wraps up the next morning with an early 11:30 a.m. game before players and coaches disperse and go back to their teams.
•The Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries MJHL Stars of the week are headlined by Marek Miller from the Steinbach Pistons. The talented forward had four goals and four assists in two games last week. Seven of those eight points came against the Winnipeg Blues.
Next up is Stefan Kostin from the Selkirk Steelers. The netminder won both his starts, posting a 1.88 GAA and a.960 save percentage. That included stopping 59 shots in a 3-2 victory over the Portage Terriers.
The final winner is Carter Kingerski from the Winnipeg Monarchs. He scored once and added four helpers in two games.
•On the trade front, the Dauphin Kings shipped defenseman Beckham Garchinski to Pembroke of the CCHL for a player development fee (PDF). The Winnipeg native had a goal and an assist in two games for the Kings this year.
As well, the Niverville Nighthawks sent forward Thomas Harnett to Trenton of the OJHL for a PDF. Harnett, 19, had three assists in five games for the Nighthawks this year.
In a bit of a blockbuster, the Waywayseecappo Wolverines shipped forward Carter Haney to the Winnipeg Monarchs for forward Cam Alt and a PDF.
Haney, 18, moves back to his hometown of Winnipeg. At the time Haney was sitting tied for 12th in the league for scoring with 16 points (six goals, 10 assists). Alt, who had 12 goals and 20 assists last year with the Monarchs, has no points in eight games this year with the Pueblo Peppers of the NAHL.
In other moves, the Winnipeg Blues sent forward Carter Voll to Niagara of the OJHL for a PDF. Voll, from Victoria, B.C., had two assists in five games with the Blues.
The Dauphin Kings sent forward Kurtis Kinoshita to the Northern Manitoba Blizzard for forward Renat Nahnieiev. Kinoshita was held pointless in five games with the Kings this year but already collected one assist in his first game with the Blizzard. Nahnieiev, who is from the Ukraine, had three goals and 10 assists this year with the Blizzard. Perhaps he’ll find a home in Dauphin, known for its large Ukrainian population.
And finally, the Winnipeg Blues acquired forward Nash Nicolay from Weyburn of the SJHL for a PDF. The Rocky Mountain House, Alta., 18-year-old, had zero points in six games.
Shell River bridge on Hwy 83 set to reopen to traffic in December
Manitoba Transportation and
Infrastructure is providing an update on
repair work to the Shell River Bridge on
Provincial Trunk Highway 83 near
Inglis. The bridge remains closed following
significant damage caused by
heavy rainfall in June.
A detour remains in place via
Provincial Road 482 through Shellmouth
and Dropmore.
Engineering assessments have been
completed, temporary steel supports
have been installed and demolition of the
damaged south abutment is complete.
Work is now focused on constructing a
new foundation and abutment, to be followed
by rebuilding the riverbank and
roadway approaches.
The bridge is expected to reopen to
traffic in December, subject to weather
conditions and construction progress.
Final project work and cleanup are
expected to be completed by early next
summer.
For the latest information on road
conditions, closures and travel advisories,
visit Manitoba 511 at https://manitoba511.ca/
2026 Candidates Forum Held
As the meeting started, chairs became scarce every chair found in the building was gathered to seat those in attendance. In all 77 people showed up at the election public forum. more than sixty questions were submitted to be asked at the meeting. Each candidate was given a few minutes to speak before the questions were asked - although, not many were asked as time was short. The candidates were each given some of the more involved questions the night before the meeting. Questions were also taken at the door and eventually the floor was opened to the public. The evening gave citizens a chance to each hear the questions posed as well as the answers in a safe and non confrontational space. James Roszell and Celina Nernberg who are both running for a postion at the Park West School Board table were also on hand to tell the crowd about themselves and what they hope to accomplish as a trustee.
October 27, 2026
Bell Lumber & Pole
Municipality of Roblin
Administrative Clerk - Full Time
Parkway CO-OP
Administrative Clerk (6 month term)