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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.  

If you haven’t heard already, Thistle Be Dandy in Downtown Swift Current is your new go-to store for… well… everything!

Craft supplies, candy, kitchen, home essentials and décor, party supplies, hardware, electronics, stationary... they’ve got it all.

“You can get almost everything under one roof, and unique items you can’t really find anywhere else,” adds owner/operator Lisa. “We’ve got a large variety of goods,” says Andrew Nelson, co-owner/operator.

What do you think of when you hear Futuristic Industries… is it the amazing hand-built furniture made in our woodshop, or maybe you’ve received an enthusiastic “hello”, or a hug from those we support at a Broncos game?

Have you ever met someone who always seems so positive despite the many difficulties they are experiencing? Most of my life I have struggled with anxiety and depression, so I have always wondered how a person can emanate joy even during difficult times. Since coming to Christ last year and delving into God’s word, I am starting to understand from where that joy comes.

Many prairie farmers are familiar with the nervousness and sleepless nights that follow the storage of damp grain in bins without proper aeration – or any aeration at all.

Levi Speir, President of the Herbert Stampede Association, and his team are busy getting ready for this year’s rodeo!  

“While we’re still a couple months away from rodeo time, the excitement is already in full force,” he says. 

“Our rodeo is the staple of our community. It’s something everyone looks forward to each year – everyone’s rooting for the bulls, rooting for the riders, and ready to enjoy a good show.”  

“Our job as a private treatment center is to eliminate as many hoops as we possibly can.”

Jacqueline Hoffman, CEO and co-owner of Prairie Sky Recovery Centre, is working hard to get the word out about their 21-day Emotional Health & Wellness Program.

“Our job as a private treatment center is to eliminate as many hoops as we possibly can.”

Jacqueline Hoffman, CEO and co-owner of Prairie Sky Recovery Centre, is working hard to get the word out about their 21-day Emotional Health & Wellness Program.

Have you ever heard that expression or told that to someone else? We have all watched a movie in which the main character stumbles along making decisions that make us cringe. We know what the person needs to do - has to do - but somehow doesn’t do. Then, at some point in the movie when everything seems hopeless, someone trustworthy tells the main character to just follow his or her heart and then when he does do that, everything turns out in a way that makes us sigh and tell everyone what a great movie it was.

After a six-year absence, the Manitoba Airshow is returning to Southport.

The popular event, which features food vendors, a Pistons & Props car show, Young Aviators Educational Tent, beer gardens, static displays and, of course, aerial performers such as the Canadian Forces Snowbirds, Avro Lancaster, the CF-18 Demonstration Team and the Northern Stars Aeroteam, will be held the weekend of August 3-4, with early bird tickets on sale now.