Understanding Canadian elections with the Pembina Valley Local Immigration Partnership
With the upcoming election on April 28, the Pembina Valley Local Immigration Partnership (PVLIP) is taking steps to ensure that all eligible voters—especially newcomers to Canada—understand the voting process.
“When elections are called, whether they’re federal, provincial or municipal, then we try to take a little more of a direct approach to making sure new Canadian citizens are aware of the opportunity that they get to make their voice heard,” - Elaine Burton-Saindon, Coordinator with PVLIP
A "tick"-ing time bomb: Missed diagnoses and the reality of Lyme in Manitoba
Teya Friesen, a young mother and resident of Winkler, is in her second battle with Lyme disease—a condition that was left undiagnosed for over a decade. After receiving treatment in the United States, Friesen is speaking out to raise awareness and funds to support her ongoing recovery.
Big tires, bigger impact: Support Central Station through Sunvalley Tire
Sunvalley Tire Winkler has rolled out a meaningful initiative to give back to the the community. Until March 31st, the company will donate $5 to Central Station Community Centre for every commercial truck tire sold. This initiative supports Central Station’s vital work in providing programs and resources to families in need.
Sit, bid, relax: Snag a cozy Palliser couch in the Pembina Valley Online Auction
One of the standout items in the Pembina Valley Online Auction, presented by Penner Auctions is the Palliser sofa set, valued at $2,399 and generously provided by Sawatzky's Furniture & Appliances in Winkler. Palliser is renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, offering sofas that are both comfortable and versatile, making them a perfect addition to any living space.