And Then There Were Three: Tall Grass Bakery grows... like the harvest
And Then There Were Three: Tall Grass Bakery grows... like the harvest
We here in Manitoba have been enjoying a very warm and perfect autumnal fall season. The leaves are glorious shades of orange and red, and it seems they have been staying longer on the trees due to the warm weather. It is hard to believe that Thanksgiving is upon us.
SPONSORED: An Inclusive look at Employment
The inclusion of adults experiencing intellectual disabilities in the workforce has gained significant attention in recent years, and for good reason. Not only does this practice promote diversity and inclusion, but it also brings numerous benefits to organizations, teams, and the broader community.
Rival Axe Throwing: A community hub for fun and connection
Rival Axe Throwing in Airdrie is more than just an axe-throwing venue – it’s a thriving community hub where fun, connection, and laughter come together. Founded by Joni Daley and later joined by her daughter Jena Storms, Rival was built on the vision of creating a welcoming space where families and friends could gather, relax, and reconnect.
SPONSORED: Anchor of Hope - The Living Word
What is your favorite book? Prior to giving my life to Christ, I probably would have said something like the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon – what I would have pegged as a great work of historical fiction. Now, I would unequivocally and resoundingly say, the Bible.
Barkman Concrete transitions into third generation of family business
After 28 years of leadership, CEO, Alan Barkman passes the torch to his son, Scott Barkman, marking a major milestone for the third-generation family business.
On October 6th, Barkman Concrete underwent a significant leadership transition as Alan Barkman made way for his son, Scott Barkman, to take his place as CEO. With this significant milestone, Barkman Concrete celebrates the transition into its third generation of family leadership.
Boost your energy, live longer and unlock the power of mitochondrial health with Dr. Morello
On Wednesday, October 9th, 2024, at 7:00 PM, Good N Natural (GNN) is hosting a captivating event at the Mennonite Heritage Village in Steinbach, Manitoba. Renowned naturopathic physician, author, and researcher, Dr. Gaetano Morello, will delve into the fascinating world of mitochondrial health and its profound impact on aging and disease.
A Leading Expert in Integrative Medicine
Jane of All Trades creates spaces designed for life
It began with blocks of LEGO – but not the themed city, castle or pirate sets.
“I didn’t like the kits. I thought they were very limiting and were telling me what to do, and I didn’t like it,” recalls Genevieve Krahn. “I played with LEGO for like eight hours a day, and my dad built me a 4x8 LEGO table so I could construct houses and whole villages.”
Growing up, Krahn was also the only kid from Neubergthal, Manitoba who could explain why Frank Lloyd Wright was her famous architect.
Reinvent your space with Kroeker Cabinets
Whether you’re newly itching to change the look of your home, or have a longtime dream of your ideal space, it’s time to bring your visions to life.
Kroeker Cabinets in Steinbach specializes in high-quality, custom cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms, office spaces, and more. If you have an idea to revamp your space, they’re always thrilled to help you bring it to life.
Pedals of hope: Ride for Refuge rolls into Pembina Valley
Ride for Refuge set to support transitional housing in the Pembina Valley on October 5th
Genesis House, a non-profit organization in the Pembina Valley, is gearing up to participate in the Ride for Refuge on October 5th. The nationwide fundraiser will support shelters and programs across Canada, with Genesis House focusing on raising funds for its transitional housing project for survivors of domestic violence and abuse.
Fundraiser to support transitional housing
The picture-perfect local camera shop: Andrew Toews from Photo Central
For over three decades, Photo Central has been a go-to shop for camera enthusiasts and professionals alike.
“That is why we exist,” says Toews, who purchased the store from his father in 2008.