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Good afternoon
The leaves may be falling but the election signs are still blooming as Manitoba gets ready for municipal and school board elections. Read this week’s paper to find more profiles, read about election forums, and meet some dedicated councillors who are ending their civic careers.
This week we look at a manslaughter charge that has been stayed, we reveal which Canadian Community Newspaper Association awards our staff won, why daylight saving time can have effects on sleep, and why RM of Hanover greenspace fees can result in double charges for developers.
La Broquerie candidates discuss priorities ahead of municipal election
Both reeve candidates have experience in the role.
Kleefeld area councillor says goodbye to ward, gives advice to incoming representative
Darrin Warkentin says goodbye to the RM of Hanover council.
Turkey challenge aims to raise $32K to feed local families
Providing turkeys and chickens to needy families this Christmas is a priority for local charities.
Raymond Maynard wants to put his experience to good use
A long-time village mayor is hoping he’ll get another vote of confidence.
Greg Vandermeulen:
St Pierre mayor looks for another term
Raymond Maynard still recalls why he first wanted to be on the village council in 2002, and it’s a reason that still motivates the incumbent mayor today.
Halloween celebration for a great cause
The Southeast Event Centre will host an exciting event for a good cause.
Opinions
Our columns this week cover a wide range of topics.
In sports:
From the staff of The Carillon, please remember to vote next week.
Take care and stay safe.
Greg Vandermeulen, Editor
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