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thegraphicleader.com | Renee Lilley |Renée Lilley
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentSixteen local organizations will receive funding through the Community Foundation of Portage & District’s (CFPD) 2025 Spring Community Grants Program, supporting a wide range of community initiatives from accessibility improvements to recreational upgrades. Advertisement 2Article contentThe CFPD Grants Committee reviewed 18 applications before selecting the final recipients, distributing over $225,000 in funding.
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thegraphicleader.com | Renee Lilley |Renée Lilley
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentThe Arrowhead Games wrapped up another successful weekend at Stride Place, as 48 teams from across Manitoba gathered for a four-day Indigenous-focused hockey tournament that continues to grow in size and spirit. Advertisement 2Article contentArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
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2 days ago | 
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Author of the article:pdtechintegration automation accountRenee LilleyPublished Apr 22, 2025 • Last updated 6 minutes ago • 2 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentA Portage la Prairie man is using his green thumb to raise funds for Ukrainian relief efforts, combining a decades-long passion with a heartfelt cause. Article contentRecommended VideosWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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2 days ago | 
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Author of the article:pdtechintegration automation accountRenee LilleyPublished Apr 22, 2025 • 3 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentA group of Grade 2 students at La Verendrye School in Portage la Prairie is taking literacy beyond the classroom with a new book cart project, designed to bring free books to families in the community — thanks in part to support from the local Rotary Club.
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3 days ago | 
thegraphicleader.com | Renee Lilley |Renée Lilley
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentA Portage la Prairie man is using his green thumb to raise funds for Ukrainian relief efforts, combining a decades-long passion with a heartfelt cause. Advertisement 2Article contentMitchell Omichinski has been growing canna lilies for more than 20 years. When Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine three years ago, he saw an opportunity to make a difference.
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3 days ago | 
thegraphicleader.com | Renee Lilley |Renée Lilley
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentA group of Grade 2 students at La Verendrye School in Portage la Prairie is taking literacy beyond the classroom with a new book cart project, designed to bring free books to families in the community — thanks in part to support from the local Rotary Club. Advertisement 2Article content“It’s feeling really good and we are excited to see the project come to life,” said Jessica Wilson, a grade 2 teacher whose class came up with the idea.
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5 days ago | 
thegraphicleader.com | Renee Lilley |Renée Lilley
• Article contentCity councillor Joe Masi has received the backing of his municipal council to seek re-election to the board of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) — a move that could help continue Portage la Prairie’s voice at the national level. Advertisement 2Article contentAt a recent council meeting, members passed a resolution endorsing Masi’s candidacy for another term on the board. The endorsement marks the third time Masi has received local support for the role.
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6 days ago | 
thegraphicleader.com | Renee Lilley |Renée Lilley
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentA new arterial road in Portage la Prairie may soon bear the name of a well-respected community advocate, with city council set to vote on a proposal to name the future roadway “Gladys Cook Way.”Advertisement 2Article contentPreston Meier, chair of the City Planning and Economic Development Committee, said the recommendation will be brought forward at the next council meeting.
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6 days ago | 
thegraphicleader.com | Renee Lilley |Renée Lilley
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentThe city’s youth councillors are hoping to spark more community engagement among local students with a new volunteer fair set to take place at Portage Collegiate Institute (PCI) next week. Advertisement 2Article contentYuvan Ramachandran and Francois Barnachea, both members of Portage la Prairie city youth council, are organizing the event, which is scheduled for Thursday, April 24.
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1 week ago | 
thegraphicleader.com | Renee Lilley |Renée Lilley
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentThe City of Portage la Prairie’s new city manager, Nicole Chycota, took her seat at the council table for the first time on Wednesday. Advertisement 2Article contentChycota, who officially began her role as city manager on March 31, said her first few weeks on the job have been both busy and rewarding. “It’s been great,” she said following the meeting.
