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A local healthcare manufacturing company is gearing up for continued growth, hosting a Hiring Event on Saturday, May 3rd from 9:00am until noon (400 Route 100, Morden, MB R6M1Z9). Apply now.

Kaleigh Kocian is on a mission to make body sugaring accessible for women in the Southeast. And just in time for the approaching summer season, she’s added laser hair removal to her arsenal.

Kocian first fell in love with body sugaring as a Winnipeg resident, for many reasons.

“Sugaring is really an art – but there is science behind it, with the removal of the hair from the root,” she explains. “It’s a 100% natural hair removal method that results in thinner hair regrowth, and in my experience, actually boosts your confidence – even when your hair grows back.”

At Autumn House Independent Living Facility in Gull Lake, SK, it’s all about the personal touch. From home-cooked meals and group activities to comfy features such as artwork and gardens, residents are invited to feel that Autumn House is truly theirs. 

Good N' Natural is proud to announce a free educational event that promises to be both enlightening and empowering for anyone interested in natural approaches to brain health and aging. Renowned naturopathic doctor and author Dr. Kate Rhéaume will speak on this topic.

Dr Kate Rhéaume will dive into the science behind inflammation and its connection to cognitive decline, particularly as we age.

The event will offer practical guidance on:

“My whole idea was that it would be a place where people would come together- if you were going to meet with a friend, you were going to meet with a friend at Pen & Page.” 

April 1st, 2025 marks the one year anniversary of Pen & Page Bookshop. Coincidentally, a bookish holiday is also happening this month! 

Supporters of Enbridge’s proposed Seven Stars Project in Weyburn and district are letting their voices be heard.

They do things a bit differently at Vanguard Co-op – that is, the way they used to be done, and the way many people still appreciate. 

“We know most of our customers by name,” says Duane Johnston, a fuel truck driver at the Co-op in Vanguard, SK. “A lot of people come and thank us for the service we provide. It makes you want to work even harder.” 

Excitement is building as the final draw for the Highway #1 Lotto 50/50 in support of the Portage Terriers and Virden Oil Capitals is set for today. With a goal of raising funds for Manitoba Junior Hockey League teams, this event is the first of its kind in the Central Plains area.

“We hope once we hit $100,000, that the pot will go even higher from there,” says Terrier marketing director Cody Buhler. “It’s going to be a really exciting finale to this fundraiser. The minimum take-home for the winner will be $50,000 and it could be more depending on the sales today.”

Looking forward to getting out on the lake? Considering a marine upgrade or buying your first boat? Your first visit should be to Redhead Powersports, a division of Redhead Equipment in North Battleford, located just off Highway 16.

Excitement is building as the Winnipeg Jets enter the playoffs, and the Southeast Event Centre is bringing people together to watch hockey on the big screen. Well, actually, big screens.

Director of Communications at the Southeast Event Centre, Michelle Sawatzky-Koop, says their screens are 15 feet tall and 45 feet wide so you can really see every pass, every check, every goal!