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Former CFB Shilo base commander dies at age 76 – Brandon Sun
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'Somewhere in France': Manitoban hopes sharing WW I letters will encourage others to dig into family history
'Somewhere in France': Manitoban hopes sharing WW I letters will encourage others to dig into family history Kendra Minary hopes sharing the letters her great-great-uncle wrote from the front lines of the First World War will inspire others to dig into their own family's history. Social Sharing
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Forty Shilo soldiers deployed in Shamattawa
Brandon Sun By: Drew May Advertisement Military members from CFB Shilo have deployed to First Nations in Manitoba’s north to aid in the ongoing fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. An initial group of approximately 40 military members from the 2nd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry have been deployed to Shamattawa First Nation, according to CFB Shilo public information affairs officer Lori Truscott. Master Warrant Officer Clayton Nevell sorts toys dropped off for the toy drive. Toys will all be collected on Dec. 1...
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CFB Shilo toy drive aims to 'bring a lot of smiles' to Manitoba First Nations hit by COVID-19
Posted: Dec 18, 2020 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: December 18, 2020 Master Warrant Officer Clayton Nevell with some of the toy donations CFB Shilo has collected for children in northern Manitoba.(Submitted by Shilo Stag) The next Hercules flight to northern Manitoba from CFB Shilo will contain more than just people and supplies — it will bring much needed Christmas cheer. Soldiers on the base, located near Brandon, about 200 kilometres west of Winnipeg, have organized a toy drive for communities in the north struggling with COVID-19 outbreaks. "Everyone's taking a hit during COVID, but we ...
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