Lorne Stelmach

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Reporter, Morden Winkler Voice. Lorne has been reporting on community news in the Morden and Winkler region for over 30 years. Born and raised in Winnipeg, he studied Business Administration and Creative Communications at Red River College and then worked initially for two years at the Dauphin Herald before starting at the Morden Times in 1987. After his departure from the Times in 2013, he worked briefly with the Pembina Valley Humane Society before returning to journalism in 2015 as a reporter for the Voice. He received the Golden Hand Award from the Volunteer Centre of Winnipeg presented to media for outstanding promotion of volunteers, and has received numerous awards from the Manitoba Community Newspapers Association over the years, including individual honours such as best feature photo and best education and arts stories. Lorne has also been involved in the community in numerous ways, including with the Kinsmen Club, Morden Historical Society, Morden United Way, and the Morden Museum, which is now the Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre. He is currently chairperson of the Pembina Hills Arts Council.

Morden skate park shelter taking shape

A project in memory of a young woman who passed away from skin cancer is taking shape at the Morden skate park. A shelter now...

United Way hands out $150,000 in grants, scholarships

The generosity of the region means United Way Pembina Valley is able to put $150,00 back into its local communities. There are 31 local non-profit...

Tour provides a glimpse inside local ag industry opportunities

A two-day tour in the Morden and Winkler area last week highlighted agricultural and food industry workplaces and employment opportunities in the region. Co-ordinated through...

Evan Thomas Memorial Trust Fund formed at WCF

A trust fund in memory of a junior hockey player who was among the 16 people killed in the April 2016 bus accident in...

A dip in the lake

Taking the plunge Over two dozen participants braved the icy waters of Lake Minnewasta Saturday for the annual Polar Plunge. The 28 plungers collectively raised close...

Breaking

Carman’s Cool Cats run strong at Manitoba Marathon

What started as a passion project 22 years ago...

A wonderful weekend of dance, drums

Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation’s annual powwow brought together...

Young readers encouraged to ‘Read for the Stars’ this summer

Boyne Regional Library launches 2025 Summer Reading Program July...

Youth in Philanthropy students give back

Altona-area youth are showing how meaningful local action can...
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