A group of investors is seeking to build a multi-million dollar, up-market, 36-unit senior housing complex right next to the local mall.

From “This Land Is Your Land” to “The Hockey Song,” and from Sir John A. Macdonald to Nellie McClung, Killarney School paid tribute to our country’s history with their presentation of Canada’s 150 dinner Theatre.

High school band musicians – dating back to the longhaired era of the 1970s – are wanted.
That’s because retired band teacher Tim Lawson is putting together a group for a very special performance, for Killarney’s Canada Day 150th birthday celebrations.

The Mary Ann Moore Wellness Centre is set to open their new saltwater pool next week, and their Float Cabin has been taking on passengers all month.

A local elevator has invested in a multi-million dollar system in order to mix and deliver fertilizer faster to farmers.

Plans to build a multi-million dollar state-of-the-art feed mill just northeast of town got the green light this week.

With a controlled rush of bricks, mortar, and dust, wreckers brought down the two old Maurice’s Home Furnishings’ buildings on Main this week.

Downing the Norway House North Stars 9-3 on Sunday afternoon, the Killarney Shamrocks captured the Manitoba Senior “A” Provincial Championship for the second straight year.

A sumptuous banquet feast is to be laid on for a very special big cat. The local museum, in conjunction with the Killarney Wildlife Association, are celebrating the return of a rare female cougar, now preserved, to the community.

When a 41-hour blizzard began its long-winded assault on the southwest of the province Monday evening, a local farming couple could not have foreseen what lay ahead for them on the highway just outside their home.