- 2026-10-08The prehistoric manufacture of tools, weapons, and ornaments from native copper was a tradition that was introduced into Manitoba at…
- 2026-10-08Commemorating those persons whose faith and interest in rural youth led to the establishment at Roland in 1913 of the…
- 2026-10-08When A.C. "Ace" Emmett arrived in 1902, Manitoba possessed few passable roads. Railways provided the chief means of transportation, and…
- 2026-10-08Francis Bethel McKenzie died in Brandon in December 1896 and bequeathed his business to his son, Albert, who renamed it…
- 2026-10-08Monsignor Ritchot, parish priest of St. Norbert, and Archbishop Taché of St. Boniface invited five Cistercians of the Trappist Order…
- 2026-10-08Abraham Albert Heaps, Canadian labour leader, alderman, and parliamentarian, was born to Jewish parents in Leeds, England. He learned the…
- 2026-10-08Born in the Red River Settlement, Ambroise-Didyme Lépine engaged in river-lot agriculture, combining this with hunting and trading as did…
- 2026-10-08Native peoples of Manitoba established and used wide-ranging trade networks thousands of years before the arrival of European fur traders.…
- 2026-10-08Norway House was the crossroads of the northern transport network of the Hudson's Bay Company during most of the 19th…
- 2026-10-08In 1882, with the hope of an early railway connection and with a federal land grant, the Shell River Colonization…