- Old Melita Trail
- Old Wakopa
- (1877—1886) The first town in the southwest. Bernard B. LaRiviere established a home and store which serviced the first settlers coming west along the Boundary Commission Trail.
- Order It From Eaton's
- Pauline Johnson Comes to Town
- Pierson
- POW Farm Labour in Melita & Pierson
- For a short time – near the end of WW2 – German POW’s spent some quality time in the Two Borders area.
- Prairie Fire!
- Prairie Skills Centre
- Private Banks
- Before the national chains arrived, individual businessmen filled that need.
- Purple Hill Church
- Railway Schemes
- Red River Jig
- Rise of the Métis Identity
- Salter and Henderson Mines
- (1932 – 1943) The two most successful coal mines in Manitoba were located only a stone's throw away from one another.
- Shirley Colquhoun: Lake Metigoshe Resident
- Shutting Down IR#60
- The claim was that H’Damani and his band were improperly forced out of their home and not fairly compensated.
- Sitting Eagle
- Skull Swamp
- Skull Swamp is an example of the ingenuity possessed by post glacial societies in their bison hunting techniques and how they used the existing landscape to their advantage.
- Snowplane to the Rescue
- The short era of the Snow Plane was possible by new technology, then rendered obsolete by better road maintenance.
- Snyder II Site
- Some Assembly Required…Mail Order Homes
- The T. Eaton Company was the most well known, but not the only provider of ready-to build house packages.
- Sourisford
- It was well known to travellers of the prairies where the best place to cross the Souris River was: Sourisford.
- Sourisford Linear Burial Mounds
- (900 - 1400 AD) Artifacts from these thousand year-old burial mounds indicate the extent of the trade relations that existed upon the plains before convenient modes of transportation.
- Souris River
- St. Paul's Church
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