Jim Reimer has a secret museum full of hundreds upon hundreds of restored wild animals.
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“I have something to show you,” said Jim Reimer, gesturing towards a ramshackle shed nestled in woods. Unsure of what to expect, I followed behind him down a well-trodden path. He opened the door of the old outbuilding and it was dark and somewhat cold inside. Then, with one flick of the lights, it felt like I had stepped into another world…
Reimer had invited me to his property the previous day noting he had an idea for a potential news story. Rather than make an attempt at explaining his thoughts over the phone, he mentioned simply that he possessed a sort of collection that could be of interest to our readers.
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Manitoba’s Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre has a new patient, who has traded its urban lifestyle for a more tranquil setting. An injured wild turkey was rescued Friday in the heart of downtown with the help of teams from the Winnipeg Police Cadets, Manitoba Conservation and Animal Services. The turkey was taken to the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre in Île-des-Chênes, where he was examined and is now resting before a scheduled vet appointment on Monday. Carter Phillips, a wildlife rehabilitator with the centre, said it appears the turkey may have a broken toe but said the severity of the injury is unknown.
This week in good news (Jan. 31-Feb. 6) Written by CHVN Saturday, Feb 06 2021, 12:47 PM 2019 Provincial champions Tracy Fleury, Selena Njegovan, Liz Fyfe, and Kristin MacCuish have a Wild Card berth at the 2021 Scotties.
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A deep-freeze couldn t stop Manitobans from getting outside to spread joy (especially with the hope of an early spring), plus new faith-based entertainment is coming to screens and stereos near you and the province will be well-represented at the 2021 Scotties.
Get ready to spend a day this summer celebrating the grandparents in your life.
An international day of celebration for grandparents and the elderly has now been instituted by the Pope, Vatican News reports.