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Pictured from left: William and Hannah cook bannock over the open fi re with their mom and dad while Freya enjoys bannock with her dad. Louis Riel was a passionate Métis leader. He was a catalyst in the events that occurred making Manitoba become Canada’s fi fth province and joining confederation in 1870. Louis Riel had a dream of a civilized world that embraces all cultures. This dream is celebrated by all Manitobans on Louis Riel Day with many celebrating cuisine, culture and tradition. Ignite Retreats to host momondays Staff hosted in 15 cities, features personal sto- Ignite Retreats has embarked on a new rytelling in an entertaining evening. Win- venture to provide inspiration combined nipeg’s event continues to draw the largest with entertainment. crowd, with audiences fi lling the seats at Based in the Teulon area, Ignite Retreats fo- Celebrations Dinner Theatre on the desig- cuses on programs that help people improve nated Monday nights. their lives, including coaching opportunities The Thibodeaus’ fi rst show will be at Cel- for individuals, businesses and couples. ebrations Dinner Theatre on March 5, when In their latest venture, owners Maurice and they take over from radio host and motiva- Tracy Thibodeau have taken over “momon- tional speaker Stephanie Staples. For more days Winnipeg” as the hosts and producers. information about momondays Winnipeg, This nationally branded event, currently visit www.momondays.com/winnipeg. Tracy and Maurice Thibideau What are you saving for? Inview Insurance Services Discover your path 344 Main St | Stonewall to financial security. 204-467-8927 Let’s talk. www.cooperators.ca/Inview-Insurance-Services Home Life Investments Group Business Farm Travel Not all products available in all provinces. Versatile Portfolios Navigator™ is offered by, and is a registered trademark of, Co-operators Life Insurance Company. Versatile Portfolios Navigator™ provides guaranteed benefits which are payable on death or maturity. No guarantee is provided on surrender or partial withdrawal in respect of Units acquired in the Segregated Funds. The Stonewall Teulon Tribune Thursday, February 22, 2018 3 Rockwood reeve won’t be running in upcoming election By Jennifer McFee ment and different teams to get things council, for anybody who is consider- Rockwood Reeve Jim Campbell has accomplished. I have established a ing running or anybody who would decided that he won’t be running in good rapport with them and with like to know more about what’s in- the upcoming municipal election — other municipalities that I hate to give volved,” Campbell said. but he doesn’t rule out the idea of that up, but maybe it’s time for some- “I would like to get as many peo- running again in the future. one else to take a shot at it,” Campbell ple’s names on the ballots as pos- Campbell has served the commu- said. sible. I hope to let them know a little nity for the past 16 years, with eight “We have so much exciting stuff bit about the rewards of the role, as years as a councillor followed by an- happening right now in Rockwood, well as the responsibilities and com- other eight years as reeve. with the capital region, with forming a mitments. I encourage people to fi nd “I have been very fortunate to have development corporation and looking out what it’s all about and to put their had the opportunity to work with into a feasibility study for high-speed name on there.” such dedicated, passionate, members fi bre optics to the whole municipality. As for Campbell, he’s looking for- of council for my four terms,” he said. There are exciting things down the ward to new opportunities on the ho- “And I could not have asked for better road, and I wish I was there to help rizon. employees.” secure that, but I can’t divide myself “I’m probably going to take some Although he has enjoyed his time in up as much as I used to.” time to reintroduce myself to family Reeve Jim Campbell both roles, he feels ready to hand over Campbell encourages others to get and friends,” he said with a laugh. the reins after the Oct. 22 election. involved and to put their name on the “With some of the relationships — I might want to try running again “I have found it very rewarding. It ballot for the RM of Rockwood. that I’ve established over the years, someday and see if the ratepayers will is so interesting to meet new people, “I would like to host a couple infor- I’ve had a couple of other offers that take me back.” work with different levels of govern- mational evenings with the reeve and I might look into. And who knows Local skaters go toe to toe COME WELCOME OUR NEWEST AGENT Royal LePage NANCY DILTS! Dynamic Real Estate is Excited to Welcome NANCY DILTS, REALTOR® Stop in at 360 Main Street to meet Nancy, or call her direct at (204) 461-3258 TRIBUNE PHOTOS BY KELLY KIMBALL and let her Lucy Hoff, left, and Cameron professionalism, Nesbitt, middle, each scored a integrity and passion for silver in Star 2 Freeskate while We are here to make a Real Estate Kennedy Kimball scored a bronze diffi cult time easier move you. in Star 2 Freeskate at the Manitoba for your family. open in Portage la Prairie last weekend. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL & FARM REAL ESTATE The People’s Corner Law Offi ce 204-467-2525 • [email protected] · Real Estate · Wills & Estate Litigation · Divorce, Custody, Support & Agreements 2400 McPHILLIPS ST. 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