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Oranges, cherries, and peaches – oh my! 

Okay, maybe a bit cliché? Old news? 

But fresh fruit and local produce… that never gets old. 

Summer fruit season is here, which means it’s time to stock up on the best of the best in town… Skyline Fruits by Uncle Eric. 

Skyline Fruits, formerly Western Fruit Truck, has been operating in Swift Current for 37 seasons now, currently owned by Eric Lautsch. This is his third season as the owner, and he’s proud to be carrying on the Fruit Stand’s legacy: 

If you haven’t noticed already – Rexall has moved!

Now located in the North Side Medical Clinic building, the staff are looking forward to serving their clients better.

“We’re the first line of contact for patients,” says Chalane Baker, Pharmacy Manager. “So we’re excited to be working alongside physicians again. It’s the best place to provide patient care.”

Rexall has been without in-clinic physicians since 2016, which has created barriers to patient care and awareness of Rexall’s location.

CMX Outdoors hosted their Customer Appreciation Day BBQ on June 6th. They host this event every year, giving back to their customers and community with delicious food and a safe space to get together and celebrate Swift Current. 

But for CMX, it isn’t just about customer appreciation. They strive to give back to the community in a bigger way. 

It was back in 1933 that Modern Meat & Abattoir began serving Humboldt, SK and the surrounding area with local products and quality cuts. A lot has changed in those 90+ years, but the business’s commitment to providing the region with premium meat and a high standard of customer service remains as strong as ever.

You spend countless hours out on the field. Land prep. Seeding. Fertilizing. Harvest. When you’re ready to get to work, the last thing you want to do is stand by your slip tank for hours refuelling your equipment.  

Thankfully, Regan Bradford, president of Fifty North, found a creative solution: refurbished airport fuel trucks. 

With a capacity anywhere between 4500L and 22000L, it’s easy to move your dyed diesel or gasoline wherever you need to, so you can refuel on the spot and get back to work. 

The famous king had many children, but one son was especially handsome with long wavy hair. The problem was the prince was rebellious. He plotted the murder of his brother for raping their sister. Banished for this crime, the prince used his political connections to wrangle a pardon and returned home. Then he began to gather supporters around him to help him overthrow his father. Finally, with the help of mercenaries, he forced the King to flee.

Sometimes a little bit of help can be the difference between living at home and moving into an assisted or personal care setting. Some aid around the kitchen, for example. Or support with yardwork, hygiene and exercise.

For the in-home care providers at Prairie Independence Care Co, ensuring clients are able to remain in their homes longer is not only the mission, but also a source of joy.

Every kid has their thing. Some are natural artists. Some dedicate their free time to music. Some do a little bit of everything. Others love staying active, playing every sport possible.  

In Swift Current, one of the best ways for kids to find, or refine, their passion, is through the Swift Current Minor Football (SCMF) leagues. 

With programs for kids ages six to 13, youth players have an incredible opportunity to learn the game, grow their skills, and take the first steps in their sports careers. 

A local business has recently been acknowledged as an SGI High Performance Partner.

Living on the prairies means many of our loved ones are out working in the fields, no matter the weather or working conditions. Whether they’re out harvesting or working on the rigs, you take comfort in knowing they’re protected, so they can come home safely every day. 

And thanks to the incredible service from MacMor Industries in Swift Current, you can worry a little less each day.  

“Our number one goal is to make sure everybody gets home safe,” says Branch Manager, Nadine Thierman.