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Portage Historian Shares His Top 10 Favourite Portage Artifacts
9+ hour, 14+ min ago (986+ words) Local historian James Kostuchuk has compiled a list of his 10 favourite historical artifacts connected to Portage la Prairie. The collection stretches from the community’s early days through the Second World War and includes several items with remarkable stories of their…...
The Diamond Junction: New drone footage shows where Canada’s railway giants cross in Portage
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (485+ words) Portage la Prairie has long been known as a transportation hub, but a set of rails on the west side of the city gives the community a distinction that is difficult to find anywhere else in Canada. That distinction is…...
Fort la Reine Museum first in Manitoba to showcase local soil monolith
3+ week, 1+ day ago (964+ words) Long before Portage la Prairie became known for its rich agricultural land, the soil beneath the region was already helping shape the lives of the people who called it home. Now, a piece of that history is being preserved at…...
Portage woman who helped name Snowbirds donates memorabilia to Fort la Reine Museum
3+ week, 6+ day ago (681+ words) A childhood idea inspired by a popular song helped give one of Canada's most recognizable military teams its name, and more than 50 years later, Portage la Prairie's Cathy Carroll is bringing a piece of that history home. Carroll was just…...