Quarry Park Heritage Arts Centre
166 Main Street R0C 2Z0 Stonewall, MB, Canada

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Thanks to Cheryl for providing the map of the x-country ski trails and to the volunteers who groom the trail.

X Country skiing at the Park

Another way to get outside and enjoy the Park... x-country ski trail has been groomed. Many thanks to Tammy & Curtis!

Looks like a nice day for a walk in the park. Enjoy the nice weather and check out the interpretive signs along the trail.

We've enjoyed ringing in the New Year with families for many years. Due to current public health orders we aren't able to gather together this year so we will not have any programming at the Centre today. We look forward to a time when we can safely celebrate together. Until then enjoy the outdoors with people in your household. The pond is open so families can go skating. Or try out tobogganing on Jimm's Hill. Everyone must maintain a separation of at least two metres from t...hose outside your household. At this time organized practices, games or outdoor sporting competitions of any kind are not permitted. It is the responsibility of everyone using the pond or toboggan hill to ensure they are in compliance with the public health orders. When we can once again gather together safely, we'll be ready with lots of fun activities. We wish you a safe and healthy 2021. The Quarry Park Heritage Arts Centre Staff See more

VIRTUAL PUBLIC HEARINGS - DECEMBER 2ND, 2020 email [email protected] to register to attend

Who will you remember? We invite you to share photos of men and women who have served or are serving in our military.

This headline in the local newspaper heralded the end of the First World War. Close to 61,000 Canadians were killed during the war, and another 172,000 were wounded.You'll find the names of 102 local men who lost their lives during the war engraved on the cenotaph. Among the fallen: Carlton Albany Cathcart Alexander Sutherland Christian Gilbert Edward Cooper... Walter Norrsey Daniels Alexander Gall James Langford Porter Charles Herbert Ray Thomas J.G. Reynolds Marlborough Thorne Reginald James Turle We will remember them.

We are unable to gather together for our annual Candlelight Remembrance Ceremony which honours local residents who died in service to our country during the two World Wars. But that doesn't mean we have forgotten. Next time you are out for a walk at Quarry Park take a walk around the deck on the north and west sides of the building. You'll find stories of all 175 men. We will remember them. #CanadaRemembers

2020 marked the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. During the war more than one million Canadians, serving in the Canadian Army, the Royal Canadian Navy, the Royal Canadian Air Force and with other Allied Forces, fought on the battlefronts of the world. By the end of the war, Canada had one of the largest navies in the world, the fourth largest air force and an army of six divisions. It was for our freedom that they fought, and it was for that freedom that m...ore than 45,000 Canadians died and another 55,000 were wounded. We remember their sacrifice. Among those losing their lives during the war were: Walter Daniels John Esaruk Donald Colin McLeod Allan Reginald Neve Daniel Patrick Slator Michael I. Solodiuk Walter David Taylor Stanley Edgar Vincent See more