Where to get The Guide during the Canada Post strike
The mail trucks have been halted yet again, but you can still read your Killarney Guide.
Cracker of a party at Killarney Lakeside Festival
Three days of music, artisans, food – and more – drew hundreds of festival goers to town
Killarney Lakeside Festival a weekend of great entertainment
A host of fab musicians and performers, workshops, food trucks, and even free camping, are all part of this year’s upcoming three-day Killarney Lakeside Festival.
A Peace Tower flag for citizens of this great country
It took eighteen years to arrive, landing gracefully at a local tractor dealership in the sweet breath of spring.
Kick Off To Summer with Jade Eagleson
Killarney’s Kick Off To Summer Concert is coming right up next Saturday, and headliner Jade Eagleson is ready.
Biggest yard sale of the year this Saturday
This Saturday, June 7, is Killarney’s annual Town Wide Garage Sales day, and it’s going to be even bigger than ever, with 57 hot destinations to shop.
Historical book launch helps celebrate VE Day 80th
Through letters, poems, journals and photographs, the story of a remarkable Ninette man in wartime Italy has been brought to vivid and stunning life.
Fiddler on the Roof finishes four fabulous performances
Tevye (William Hamilton), Golde (Lorraine Manzano), Tzeitel (Angel Rabanal), Hodel (Aliyah Roberts), Chava (Violet Sawatsky), Shprintze (Julia Bradshaw), Bielke (Nora McGill), Yente (Jorja MacDonald), Motel (Stefen Struth), Perchick (Joel Lovett), Fyedka (Alex Glodek), Lazar Wolf (Josh Nicholson) and the rest of the amazing cast, pit band, and directors of Killarney School’s production of Fiddler on … Fiddler on the Roof finishes four fabulous performances
New MP wins big in Brandon-Souris
New Conservative MP Grant Jackson celebrated with supporters on Monday night in Brandon at Joe Beeverz Canadian Pub, as he was officially declared elected in Brandon-Souris.
European tour of duty
When 88-year-old Keith Watts of Killarney joined the army in Brandon in 1941, the last thing he thought he’d be doing was touring Europe with a band. Like most young men he was anxious to get overseas and fight for his country, but the army had other plans for him.