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The following links have been submitted as interesting sites for Shilo brats. To visit, click on the images or text links. If you know of other sites that fit this catagory, please use the 'Contact Us' form to report them.


Shilo Stag

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Shilo Stag

Shilo Stag



Shilo Stag - The Shilo Stag is your CFB Shilo Community Newspaper and serves CFB Shilo, Sprucewoods, Douglas, Cottonwoods, and Wawanesa. Located in the Shilo Community Centre, The Shilo Stag produces 24 issues annually, every second Thursday.


Welcome to CFB/ASU Shilo

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Welcome to CFB/ASU Shilo website

Welcome CFB Shilo



Welcome to CFB/ASU Shilo - Located in southwestern Manitoba, 35 kilometres east of Brandon, Canadian Forces Base/Area Support Unit Shilo has been the site of military activity in the region since 1910.


MFRC

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Shilo Military Family Resource Centre

Shilo MFRC

Shilo MFRC -The Shilo Military Family Resource Centre (MFRC) is a non-profit charitable organization that serves the families of military and civilian employees of CFB/ASU Shilo and the families residing in the Rural Municipalities of Cornwallis, North Cypress and South Cypress.
ShiloBrats are proud supporters of MFRC services and their valuable contribution to Families in the CFB Shilo community.


SOS Save Our Skinks

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SOS Save Our Skinks

SOS - Save Our Skinks


If you lived in Shilo and don’t know what a Skink is...shame on you. Shilobrat and naturalist/biologist Errol Bredin is the leading authority on the now officially endangered northern prairie skink, Manitoba’s only native lizard, and found most populous on the training ranges of Shilo. Learn more about the northern prairie skink and Errol Bredin from SOS Save Our Skinks.



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