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‘It was dedication of the heart for this hallowed ground’

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Published on Thursday, August 4, 2016

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Photos by Kate Jackman-Atkinson and Christine Waddell. Following the plaque unveiling, members of the Military History Society of Manitoba and the Friends of Camp Hughes led volunteers into Camp Hughes’ trenches and across No Man’s Land, towards the enemy trenches.

 

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

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In the summer of 1916, Manitoba’s second largest city was actually a military training camp located west of Carberry. That summer, Camp Hughes was home to more than 30,000 soldiers training to head overseas to fight in World War I as part of the Canadian Expeditionary Force.

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World record broken at Austin

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Published on Thursday, August 4, 2016

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Photos by Diane Ruzycki. A view of the world record attempt.

By Ken Waddell

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Ahead of Sunday’s record attempt, the Canadian Foodgrains Bank advertised on their web site they planned Harvesting Hope: a World Record to Help the Hungry. They expected 600 volunteers from across Canada who would harvest a field of wheat with 146 old-fashioned threshing machines from the early 20th century. They were expecting 146 machines, which combined, are capable of harvesting more than 20,000 bushels of wheat per hour. They would be driven by 6,100 horsepower of engine capacity.

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Neepawa athlete makes it to podium at WCC

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Published on Thursday, August 4, 2016

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Submitted photo. Ben Perrett (third from right) and Zoie Forgue (far right) of Neepawa, pose with several of their Team Manitoba teammates, during the Western Canada Challenge, recently held in Regina. 

By Eoin Devereux

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Neepawa found itself well represented at the Western Canada Challenge. The event, held July 29-31 in Regina, featured some of the top track and field competitors from across the prairies. For Prairie Storm Athletics, the Neepawa based track and field club, eight members, as well as coach Bryce Koscielny, were selected to be a part of Team Manitoba in its showdown against Saskatchewan and Alberta.

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P&H in Gladstone officially opens its doors

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Published on Thursday, August 4, 2016

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Photos by Kira Paterson. (Above) On Thursday, July 28, the new Parrish & Heimbecker facilities in Gladstone held their grand opening for the public. The event was a chance for locals and farmers to come out and meet the staff and some of the workers from the head office as well as see the facility itself and learn a bit more about it.

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