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Outlander: Blood of My Blood - Where to Watch and Stream Online – Entertainment.ie
2025 92% From the battlefields of World War I to the rugged Highlands of 18th century Scotland, two fated couples must defy the forces that seek to tear them apart, unfolding in surprising and unforeseen ways in this romantic saga that unfolds across time. This season of Outlander: Blood of My Blood first aired on 08-08-2025.
These 12 Outlander Characters Are Confirmed For Blood Of My Blood (& I'm Most Excited For Number 1)
We’ll get a closer look at the younger versions of several Outlander characters in Outlander: Blood of My Blood, and I’m particularly excited for one of them. The upcoming prequel spinoff series, which is set to premiere with two episodes on August 8th, 2025, will follow Jamie and Claire’s respective parents. Though this will be our first introduction to many characters, some names will be pretty familiar.
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Outlander: Blood of My Blood
Attori: Harriet Slater, Jamie Roy, Hermione Corfield, Jeremy Irvine Paese: Gran Bretagna, USA Produzione: Left Bank Pictures, Sony Pictures Television, Story Mining & Supply Co., Tall Ship Productions Durata: 60 min Stato: In produzione TRAMA OUTLANDER: BLOOD OF MY BLOOD Outlander: Blood of My Blood è una serie tv statunitense creata da Matthew B. Roberts, spin-off prequel del successo Outlander, tratto a sua volta dall'omonima saga letteraria di Diana Gabaldon.
Girls Aloud Had Some Wild Outfits Through the Years, Check Out The Most Memorable
Girls Aloud split in 2013 and to be honest, we're still not really over it. What we're also not over? Their Y2K style that featured lots of sparkle, ruching, and many a coordinated outfit.
Falk Calls Boost To Loan Program Good But Not Good Enough
The Member of Parliament for Provencher says the Liberal government has failed miserably in dealing with the canola dispute with China despite the increase in cash advances for Canadian farmers. On Wednesday, the feds announced the Advance Payments Program limit would be going up to $1 million from $400 thousand for canola producers, with the interest-free portion increasing to $500 thousand as opposed to the previous $100 thousand.
HSD Addressing Concerns About Vaping In Schools
A number of parents have raised concerns about vaping inside local high schools and the Hanover School Division says they are looking at ways to deal with it. According to some parents, students are using the devices in the school washrooms, hallways, and even in the classroom. Assistant Superintendent Shelly Amos says vaping devices have become very small and can be extremely difficult to detect if a student is using it.
Tax Increase Planned For St. Pierre
Taxpayers in the Village of St. Pierre can expect a bump on their tax bills this year. Council is proposing a quarter mill increase to 20.84 mills. Mayor Raymond Maynard explains for a home assessed at $200,000, residents can expect a $64 hike. "It’s just a slight increase just to be able to put money aside for future plans, for capital expenses that are coming up," says the mayor, referring to the village's aging sewage infrastructure.
Ste. Anne Still Hopeful For Cannabis Store
The mayor of Ste. Anne says the town is disappointed they were not selected to get a cannabis store. Last year, the town conducted a survey to see whether residents wanted a store in the community, and Richard Pelletier says the response, which came mostly from seniors, was strongly in favour. Mostly for medicinal purposes he adds.
Snow And Rain Halt Seeding Operations
A local farmer is hoping for a dryer forecast later this week to make some progress on spring seeding. Randy Plett of Aspen Ridge Farms in Linden, says they started seeding on Saturday and notes this is exactly the time of year they like to start seeding their cereals. Although conditions have been dry lately, he says the rain could have held off until seeding was done.
Driver Hits Median And Veers Into Opposite Ditch
A female driver is uninjured after going over the median and into the south ditch along Highway 52 in Mitchell Monday morning. Emergency crews were called to the scene on the west end of Mitchell near Reichenbach Road at 10:15am. Steinbach Assistant Fire Chief Mike Penner says a westbound semi signalled to merge into the left lane of Highway 52, when the driver of the car allegedly panicked and veered over the median, taking out a sign, and went into the ditch.
Nothing Like A Snowy Monday In April
Do not put it past mother nature to blanket southeastern Manitoba with snow on a Monday morning late in April. Although some may grumble at the sight of snow, the precipitation that is forecast throughout this week is welcomed by farmers, golf courses and those who were anxiously waiting for a green front lawn. Environment Canada is calling for rain or snow throughout the day Monday with a break of sunshine on Tuesday, then periods of rain for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
House Fire In Vita
A home in Vita was heavily damaged by Sunday night. Stuartburn Fire Chief Bob Fosty says they got the call shortly before 9:00 a.m. "When we arrived, it was fully engulfed. It was a two-storey home. We managed to put it out with the aid of La Broquerie Fire." Fosty adds there were no injuries. "There was one dog that was found in the garage. It was rescued from there and taken to the vet. I don't know for sure, but I believe it's in good condition." Fosty will have more information later this morning.
RM Of Ste. Anne Approves Tax Hike
Council for the RM of Ste. Anne has approved a mill rate increase for this year. Council held its 2019 financial plan public hearing Wednesday evening. The proposed $4.83 million dollar budget would see the mill rate increase from 8.37 to 8.51. "So that’s not a huge increase but it’s in line with the cost of living," says Reeve Paul Saindon. For a home assessed at 300 thousand dollars, taxes for residents in the Seine River School Division catchment area are expected to go up by $15.
Red River Crests At Emerson
The Red River has crested at Emerson. According to the province's latest flood report, the peak reached the community Wednesday at 787.7 ft. and is now near Letellier. A flood warning remains in effect along the Red River from Emerson to the Floodway, however water levels are expected to slowly go down after the crest has moved through. Meantime, partial ring-dyke closures remain in place at Emerson and St. Jean Baptiste, which both remain accessible by road.
Cause Of Wednesday Grass Fire Unknown
Steinbach and Ste. Anne fire crews were called to a grass fire Wednesday evening about two miles north of Blumenort along Penner Drive. Steinbach got the initial call just after 6pm, but Ste. Anne was alerted shortly after when dispatch realized the fire was in Ste. Anne’s territory. Fire Chief John Desrochers says the fire started in a garbage container and spread into the dry grass nearby. He adds Steinbach put out most of the flames and kept the fire from igniting the adjacent buildings. Once Ste.
Elderly Ste. Anne Woman Calls For Action After Dog Attack
Details Category: Local News Published: Thursday, 25 April 2019 05:04 Written by Jamie Roy An elderly woman who was attacked by a dog in Ste. Anne is calling on council to better police its animal bylaw. Mayor Richard Pelletier says in a letter to council, the woman explains she was enjoying a walk in the park when a loose dog attacked her and supposedly ripped off a piece of her jacket. As per the town's bylaw, Pelletier says all dogs must be on a leash in public spaces.
RM Of Hanover Implements Fire Ban
The RM of Hanover has put a fire ban in place that goes into effect at noon Thursday. Due to this spring’s dry conditions, the forecast calling for warm temperatures and lots of wind, the municipality says they are following suit to the bans already in place in the RMs of Ste. Anne and Reynolds. It says this ban targets the intentional setting of fires in grass and brush. However, Hanover indicates fires in enclosed backyard fire pits are permitted as long as they are supervised.
PUB Approves Natural Gas Rate Increase
The price of natural gas is expected to go up. The Public Utilities Board has approved the application of Centra Gas to increase the natural gas rate. The new rate is projected to increase the bill for a typical residential customer by approximately 1.1% or $8 per year. Rates for customers that have signed fixed-term, fixed-price contracts are not affected.
Suspects Sought In La Broquerie B&E
Steinbach RCMP are looking for suspects who were involved in a break and enter on Sunday in the RM of La Broquerie. Police say the theft occurred at a residence on Road 30N between 10am and 1:43pm. RCMP say the culprits got away with two televisions, a laptop, jewelry, a pellet gun and a 2011 Black Dodge Ram pickup truck with Manitoba license plate HFR 775. If you have any information regarding this theft, you are asked to call Steinbach RCMP (204-326-4452) or CrimeStoppers (1-800-222-8477).
Fallen Tree Sparks Grass Fire Near La Broquerie - Steinbachonline.com
La Broquerie fire crews were back at it again Monday afternoon as they put out a small grass fire between La Broquerie and Steinbach. Deputy Fire Chief JC Normandeau says a large tree fell on a power line and sparked a fire in the ditch below. The fire department was called to the scene one mile south of Highway 52 at 3:15pm and had the fire extinguished within an hour. A few residents along Road 34N between La Broquerie and Steinbach were without power due to the fire.
HyLife Ownership Change To Have Minimal Affect Locally
HyLife Ownership Change To Have Minimal Affect Locally Details Category: Agriculture News MB Published: Sunday, 21 April 2019 11:24 Written by Jamie Roy The President of HyLife in La Broquerie says there will not be any changes, locally, in how the company operates once it is officially sold. On Monday, the Manitoba-based pork producer announced it was selling its Canadian shares to Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF) out of Thailand for $498 million. CPF is Thailand’s largest agricultural conglomerate.
HyLife Ownership Change To Have Minimal Affect Locally
HyLife Ownership Change To Have Minimal Affect Locally Details Category: Ag News Published: Monday, 22 April 2019 13:24 Written by Jamie Roy The President of HyLife in La Broquerie says there will not be any changes, locally, in how the company operates once it is officially sold. On Monday, the Manitoba-based pork producer announced it was selling its Canadian shares to Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF) out of Thailand for $498 million. CPF is Thailand’s largest agricultural conglomerate.
HyLife Ownership Change To Have Minimal Affect Locally
The President of HyLife in La Broquerie says there will not be any changes, locally, in how the company operates once it is officially sold. This morning HyLife announced it was selling its Canadian shares to Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF) out of Thailand for $498 million. CPF is Thailand’s largest agricultural conglomerate. The remaining 49.9% of the company’s shares will remain with Japan's, Itochu Corp.
HyLife Sells Canadian Shares To Thai Company
HyLife of La Broquerie has sold its Canadian shares. It was announced this morning that Charoen Pokphand Foods, or CPF, of Thailand, acquired 50.1 percent of the company for $498 million. The remaining portion continues to be held by Japanese partners. “This is a win-win for HyLife, CPF and Manitoba’s agricultural industry,” said HyLife Chief Executive Officer Grant Lazaruk in a release. CPF is Thailand’s largest agricultural conglomerate.
RCMP Look To Identify Potential Break-In Suspect
Steinbach RCMP are asking the public to help identify a woman who was allegedly involved in a break and enter yesterday in the RM of La Broquerie. Police say a woman allegedly kicked in the front door of the residence and stole a 65 inch Samsung TV. RCMP also say a female was seen on doorbell video ringing the front door moments before the home alarm system went off.
Oh Ba Yo! MHV Reviving Plattdeutsch
A good time was had by all at the Mennonite Heritage Wednesday evening for the first ever Low German Teaser Night. Executive Director Gary Dyck says the goal of the event was to promote the Low German language and culture with hopes of seeing its revival over the coming years. "Our roots, our Language and our culture are very important to many," adds Dyck. Jack Thiessen An auditorium full of people enjoyed an evening of Low German music and stories.
RM Of Ste. Anne Eyeing Lagoon Expansion
The RM of Ste. Anne is planning for a lagoon expansion over the next two years. The municipality is proposing to add a third cell to its lagoon facility. The plan would be for the first cell to hold raw wastewater, then filter into the second cell where they are looking into the option of a constructed wetlands or cattail field to filter out all the pollutants.
St Pierre Hoping To Revive Compost Service
The Village of St. Pierre is working on ways to bring back the compost service in the community. As previously announced, the national compost project between the Village and the RM of De Salaberry has come to an end and the compost site at the De Salaberry landfill has been closed. Read more: End Of De Salaberry Compost Pilot Project The compost program was scheduled to kick off for the year on April first.
Police Seek Tips After Finding Damaged Vehicle
Steinbach RCMP are looking for tips after a heavily damaged vehicle was spotted parked along Provincial Road 311. Police received a report on Sunday about the vehicle, parked on the side of the road, about one mile west of Blumenort. When officers arrived, they noticed all the windows and the interior suffered significant damage. If you have any information regarding this mischief, you’re asked to call Steinbach RCMP or Crimestoppers.
Another Sign Of Spring
Details Category: Local News Published: Wednesday, 17 April 2019 10:28 Written by Jamie Roy City staff were in the greenhouse Tuesday afternoon preparing all the flower baskets that hang throughout Steinbach during the summer. Joyce Purchase, the city's landscape technician, says there is no particular colour theme this year but suggests there will be of a mix of bright pastel colours. She notes the baskets will be hung up sometime in late May or early June depending on the weather.
End Of De Salaberry Compost Pilot Project - Steinbachonline.com
De Salaberry council has decided not to continue on with composting service following the conclusion of a three-year national pilot project. Back in 2016, De Salaberry and the Village of St. Pierre were selected by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities to conduct a study on whether composting in a rural setting is feasible or not. Reeve Darrel Cure says based on the results, it is not.
Spring Seeding Just Around The Corner
As the weather warms up, local farmers are getting ready for spring seeding. Paul Loepky farms in the Niverville area. He says they probably won’t be in the fields for at least another two weeks. He notes the ground needs to warm up in order to support their seeding efforts. Loepky says, for the most part, a lot of the spring runoff is gone. However, he adds there is still some pooling in areas where the ditches have not opened up.
RM Of Ste. Anne Issues Fire Ban
The RM of Ste. Anne has issued a fire ban. This is a ban on all fires within the municipality as directed by their fire chief Ed Belisle. The RM says there were a few grass fires over the weekend, one of them being significant, and felt these precautionary measures should be taken. The ban remains in effect until further notice.
St. Pierre Village Staff Thrilled With Their New Space
The mayor of St. Pierre says the decision to move their municipal office into the former Manitoba Hydro building was a good one. The Village purchased the building last year and with the goal of having their municipal office and public works shop all under one roof. Raymond Maynard says they are still doing the finishing touches but adds it’s nice to have the extra space.
"Game Changing" Funding For Eastman Immigrant Services
The Program Director for Eastman Immigrant services says funding announced today to help support newcomers will go a long way. The province announced $3.1 million for new immigrant support services in Manitoba and Josie Fast says, of that, they are getting just over $200 thousand over three years. Fast says this funding will allow them to hire a new settlement worker which she adds will help them grow their services.
Morning Crash Sends Four To Hospital
Details Category: Local News Published: Thursday, 11 April 2019 09:55 Written by Jamie Roy Four people were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries following a two-vehicle crash west of Mitchell this morning. Emergency crews were called to the rear end collision at the intersection of Road 28E and Highway 52 at 7:45. Kleefeld District Fire Chief John Schroeder says it appears a westbound SUV was trying to turn south on Road 28 when it was struck by another westbound pickup truck.
Spring Cleanup With Snow On The Way
Although snow may be in the forecast for Thursday night, one Steinbach resident felt it was time to start spring yard work. This First Street resident took some time out of his Thursday morning to mow his lawn and pick up any leaves left from last year. He says getting out this early helps make the grass greener during the summer. Environment Canada is calling for two to four centimetres of snow overnight and into Friday morning.
Ste. Anne School Expansion Main Priority For Next Five Years
The Seine River School Division has outlined its main priorities for the next five years. Trustees approved their five-year capital plan Tuesday night. "The number one priority for us is additional permanent space at Ste. Anne complex," states Superintendent Mike Borgfjord. Ste. Anne Elementary, Immersion and Collegiate are all under one large roof. He says by next year, they will have six portable classrooms in Ste. Anne along with two linked portables.
Auction Raises Over $25,000 for Southeast Africa
The local Canadian Foodgrians Bank project for St. Pierre, St. Malo and Grunthal raised over $25,000 on Saturday to support rescue efforts in southeast Africa. Ron Tone is the coordinator for the local group called HELP which stands for Helping Everyone Live Properly. Cattle, agricultural services and a number of other products were auctioned off on Saturday at the Grunthal Auction Mart and Tone says the money raised will actually go a long way.
Bram Hopes For Positive Outcome Following CWHL Shutdown
"Heartbroken" and "taken aback" are words Bailey Bram used to describe her initial reaction when she heard the news that the Canadian Women’s Hockey League is folding. The Ste. Anne native played five seasons with the Calgary Inferno and won the league championship Clarkson Cup there in 2016. Only two days after the news came out, the U.S. National Women’s League (NWHL) announced they would be expanding into Toronto and Montreal.
No Increase For Ste. Anne Ratepayers
Council for the Town of Ste. Anne has crunched the numbers and they are holding the line on taxes this year. Mayor Richard Pelletier says that is largely due to the rapid growth in town within the last few years. Last year alone, Operations Manager John Desrochers reports there were 21 single-family housing starts, 19 multi-family and 4 commercial permits. Total permit value in 2018 was over $20.4 million. "Definitely, that is the big contributor," says Mayor Pelletier.
Martel Among Young Women Inspired This Week In Ottawa
A young woman from St. Pierre was part of the Daughters of The Vote conference in Ottawa this past week, where a group of delegates turned their backs to the Prime Minister. As you may recall, Justin Trudeau addressed the all-female conference only hours after removing Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott from the Liberal caucus. A number of the young women turned their back to Trudeau as he spoke and walked out on Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer when he addressed the house.
St. Malo LUD Proposes Zero Tax Increase
Residents of St. Malo should not expect an increase in the LUD portion of their tax bills this year. LUD committee members presented their 2019 service plan to De Salaberry council last week. The mill rate will remain at 8 mills but spending is up due to a surplus in last year's budget. Chair Francois Lambert says total expenditures, including capital, are just under $600 thousand with revenue to match.
Leaky Roof At MHV Causes Damage To Artifacts
The Mennonite Heritage Village is facing some challenges with its leaky rook. Assistant Curator Jenna Klassen says this is not a new problem but, lately, it has been getting progressively worse. the village centre is 30 years old and, in that time, the roof has started to deteriorate. She adds there are at least 10 to 12 active leaks throughout the gallery and artefact storage area.
Hydro Pole Fire Cause Minor Power Outage
The Steinbach Fire Department put out a hydro pole fire Friday just after 4pm. The incident occurred along Barkman Avenue near Beaver Crescent. Manitoba Hydro reports 15 customers in that area have lost power due to the fire. The utility says power is expected to be restored by 9:35pm at the latest.
"Not A Huge Decision" To Approve Pennwood Expansion
Pennwood Dairy near Quarry Oaks Golf Course has been given the green light to more than double the size of its operation. Council for the RM of Ste. Anne approved the conditional use that would allow the farm to grow from 800 milking cows to 1,705. It was approved 5-2 at Wednesday's meeting with ward four councillor Brad Ingles opposed and ward three councillor Brent Wery who abstained from voting.
De Salaberry Council Awards Tender For St. Malo Pumper - Steinbachonline.com
The St. Malo Fire Department is getting a new pumper truck. De Salaberry council awarded the tender at Tuesday's meeting to Acres Industries for just under $500,000 including taxes. "This has been on the books for a year now," says Reeve Darrel Cure who noted during the meeting that this process has already been delayed and the fire department has been waiting a long time for the new truck. Cure adds the estimated delivery date for the new pumper is 11 months to a year.
MCC Reports Drop In Sales And Expenses
Steinbach MCC Community Assistance Centre saw a decrease in revenue at both its thrift store and Ten Thousand Villages last year. However, board finance chair Gordon Kornelson explains expenses were also down resulting in a net profit for both locations. This was announced at the board's annual general meeting last week.
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