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You’ve always had options at Dunn Ram Trucks in Portage, but now with the arrival of electric vehicles, there are many more options than ever before.  

“We’re now a Fiat dealer,” announces Kristie Budd. “And our first fully electric Fiat 500e has just arrived in the showroom.” 

Steinbach Christian School (SCS) is preparing for another application and hiring season.

“We will begin interviewing prospective teachers in the next few weeks,” notes Principal Thor Barkman. “Applications for student enrolment will determine the total number of teachers we hire, but we are seeing strong interest in the school tours we offer to families, so we anticipate another busy year.”

For more than a year, Lisa Anderson of Anderson Family Vision Care has been on a mission to find the ideal lenses for Manitoba motorists. Having lost close family members in car accidents, this is something that has been a personal mission. 

Although it may not always seem like it, the impact of each voice is a force of change — nothing can replace the perspectives gained from each person’s unique lived experience.  

January is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it’s no secret that January is one of the most difficult months of the year when it comes to mental health. Recent studies show that 1 in 3 Manitobans are impacted by mental health challenges, and the number of sick leaves related to mental health are on the rise across Canada. 

Peer Connections Manitoba is combatting those mental health challenges through their programming, including their Peer Support network. 

Achieving the best possible health outcomes is a community effort. It’s why Hill’s Drug Store and Hill’s Clinic Pharmacy are committed to serving Portage la Prairie and the surrounding area with more healthcare options, accessible services and multiple locations.

A fitness journey is more than a series of workouts. It’s the people you meet along the way. Warehouse Spin & Fitness owner Becky Urban knows this first-hand, which is why her Airdrie business values relationships as much as working up a good sweat.

“Back in 2015, I had just gone through a divorce and needed an outlet, so I turned to fitness and was doing the online beach body stuff,” she recalls. “It was fun and all, but I needed other people. So I became a personal trainer and realized I loved it.”

Are you ready to show off your perfect pet? 

We're teaming up with our friends at Pet Valu to show off your furry, scaly, feathery, barking, meowing, swimming, jumping, and crawling pets! 

At the end of January, we'll draw 5 pets for a showdown! The pet with the most votes will win a $50 gift card from our friends at Pet Valu plus the title of perfect pet! 

Nestled amidst the prairies and serene landscapes, The Farm Pet Retreat is more than a boarding facility—it’s a sanctuary where dogs thrive, learn, and play. At the heart of this extraordinary place is a visionary who has turned a love for animals into a mission: redefining what it means to care for dogs.

A Moose Jaw staple is ready to once again serve its loyal customers following an expansion and complete renovation.

The Uptown Café, located at 325 Main Street N., has operated for nearly 100 years - owned by the Woo family for the past 25 years - in the heart of Moose Jaw and recently re-opened following a massive expansion of their dining room and full renovation of the restaurant.