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Pineland Forest Nursery, located in Hadashville, Manitoba, produces high quality seedlings for silvicultural plantings in central Canada and the northern United States. Operating in its current location since 1953, Pineland and its dedicated staff provide

A Family Friendly CommunityThe RM of Whitemouth is true to its Manitoba roots – diversified geological beauty mixed with a friendly and courteous community spirit. From the Seven Sisters Hydro Dam, through the rolling hills to the various falls along the Whitemouth River, prairie grasslands blend with the Canadian Shield and forest.Welcome.The RM of Whitemouth truly is a great place to live, invest, and raise a family. Every year we welcome thousands of people like yourself in their quest for a relaxing get away! The pristine rivers and natural habitat offer something for everyone.We hope you enjoy our web home and we look forward to meeting you during your next visit in person.~ Reeve, Council & Citizens of the RM of WhitemouthMeet the CouncilBack Row: Councillor Roy Nichol; Councillor Martin Saxler; Deputy Reeve Herman Saxler and Councillor Bill Dowbyhuz.Front Row: CAO Laurie Kjartanson and Reeve Allan Kropelnicki

Remember your loved ones with enduring respect. At Stewart’s Memorials in Lac Du Bonnet, we craft and chisel the memory of your beloved family members and friends into granite, marble, or bronze so they can stay with you forever. To discuss how you would like to remember family and friends who have passed away, please call Stewart’s Memorials.

In 1952, one paid worker supervised the carpentry work of a group of volunteers as they built the 30'x60' Hazelridge Legion Hall. Within time, Legion members wanted to build an addition onto it. The dozen members were unable to raise the funds necessary for expansion, and as it was privately owned, government grants were not made available. So, in 1969, the Legion Hall was sold to the Hazelridge community for the princely sum of $1.00. That same year, with grants and hard work, community volunteers erected the 42'x80' addition to the newly named Hazelridge Hall.