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Stand up and look down. Do those tootsies of yours need help? It’s important to “understand” how vital it is to take proper care of your feet. Luckily for Weyburn, Tansi Toes offers advanced foot care services to make sure our hard-working feet get the attention they deserve. Owner Mikayla Edy-Lizuck talked about what her inspiration was for starting Tansi Toes. 

The largest street party in the Southeast, Summer in the City, is gearing up to once again fill downtown with music, food, culture, and community spirit — but it wouldn’t be possible without the volunteers who help make it all happen.

The Orpheum Theatre is officially reopening its doors on Friday, May 30, after a nine-month closure. Estevan moviegoers can expect a mix of titles on opening week, from Peppa Meets the Baby to A Minecraft Movie, Lilo & Stitch, and Sinners. Tickets are now available online at orpheumtheatre.ca, including discounted $5 pricing for the Peppa morning shows.

What started as a conversation between family members has grown into one of the region’s most trusted names in concrete and construction. Winmor Concrete & Construction, owned and operated by Willie Bergen, has steadily built a reputation for quality craftsmanship, professionalism, and customer satisfaction across the Pembina Valley.

“I’ve been around concrete work for many years,” says Bergen. “It looked like a rewarding, fun job, so I decided to go for it and never looked back.”

“The look of the leather is what makes this bag so popular. It's meant to sort of get beaten up, so it's not super luxurious. It's just a really good-looking bag that you can really wear in, like a good pair of boots that are meant to take a kicking, you know?” 

This from Jon Thiessen, co-owner of U.N. Luggage in Winnipeg’s historic Exchange District. He has helped countless shoppers find just the right graduation gift, and with another grad season fast approaching, he can help you too.  

Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency invites all to attend the Airdrie & Area Sector Connector Disability Resource Fair, happening this afternoon! It’s your chance to explore community access supports, employment supports, independent living skills, and supported living options.

Amber Townsley is the community connection specialist at Universal Rehabilitation Service Agency (URSA), an agency that serves people of all abilities. URSA has been in Airdrie since September 2024, but is also closing in on its 40th anniversary in Calgary.

Swift Current’s local landscaping supply company has always been more than just a landscaping supply company… but this year, NIJO Yard Supplies Plus is really taking it to the next level! 

“We’re going to make this place a little more exciting by bringing in some entertainment!” said NIJO owner, Joel Cyrenne. 

NIJO currently has a few retro arcade games, a sports simulator, an air hockey table, and a foosball table, but they’re just getting started. So as business grows, the amusement division will grow.   

In the heart of FOUR Saskatchewan communities – SPIRITWOOD, NORTH BATTLEFORD, UNITY and KINDERSLEY you will find a thriving, yet humble Family Owned & Operated Business – Guy’s Furniture & Appliances!

Founded in 1958 by Guy Houle, the Family business began in a modest space in Spiritwood, Saskatchewan. Today, the second generation of Houle’s Jerry & Larry continue to run thriving businesses in FOUR locations that proudly serves most of Central and Northern Saskatchewan

Efforts are being made to preserve a historical building in your community.

The St. Joachim Parish in La Broquerie received historical status in 2000. While there are many older structures across Manitoba, very few have historical status, especially in the southeast. Lucien Grenier, a member of the church’s financial committee, shares that such status is remarkable not only to the people in the municipality or town of La Broquerie, but to anyone with a family history of immigration to Canada.