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Landon Miller is the new owner-operator of Speedy Glass in Kindersley. He is also a Red Seal journeyman who’s been installing windshields for 18 years.

September brings a lot of seasonal change. This is when we see the shift back to school, with summer break ending, and autumn approaching. Hunting season is also coming up. But at GNM Fine Jewellers, hunters are after a different kind of game.  

“They’re already looking for our pink tags,” says Sales Manager Nick Lanteigne. “They know that’s where the deals are.”  

From in-house seed blends to rental equipment and livestock feed, farmers and ranchers in southwestern Saskatchewan can get pretty much whatever they need at Ponderosa Ag Sales Ltd. in Swift Current.

They’ll also receive knowledgeable service and unparalleled product expertise for free. It’s all part of the package at Ponderosa.

“We do everything we can to get people in and out with knowledge and expertise,” says Trevor Hoffman, the business’s manager. “We want to be as friendly and accessible as we can, so our customers come back.”

Justin McDonald’s customers drop in for any number of reasons. Perhaps the Riders game is on the big screen, or maybe the sports simulators are calling. They might just want a cold one and a burger.

“Everybody seems to love our burgers,” says McDonald, owner of Another Round Sports Bar & Grill in Weyburn. “They’re a homemade patty, and they tend to be a big hit.”

Introduction

DeeBesties is Moose Jaw’s newest restaurant, strategically located downtown, right by the famous Moose Jaw Tunnels. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, DeeBesties offers a warm, welcoming space where you can enjoy authentic Nigerian food and soak in authentic Nigerian vibes.

Menu Offerings

DeeBesties boasts a diverse menu featuring traditional Nigerian dishes that cater to a wide range of tastes. Signature offerings include:

Answer me this- how much of your gear has seen the turn of the century?

Novid Inc. in Rosenort is in the business of making things that last. Firstly, they build quality stainless steel fertilizer and chemical tanks. Secondly, they view each and every employee in their care as an opportunity for investment.  

If you’ve ever bought or sold a home, you probably think you know the ins and outs of the real estate market. Appraisals, viewings, legal work…

But when you’ve been in the industry as long as Orvil Cairns and Ashley Reid, you know that the process is never the same.

“The market is forever changing – year to year and even sometimes month to month,” said Reid.

“I like to think that we have everything that people need in town.” 

Pharmasave in Steinbach is celebrating their second anniversary this month, and Scott Penner is honoring this milestone with store specials, giveaways, and draws.  

“It’s just our way of saying thank you for your support," notes Owner Scott Penner.

Last weekend I was at the beach with my husband and my two boys. My two-year-old and I were digging a hole, trying to dig it deep enough that water would come in on its own. Things were going fairly well until my two-year-old, trying to speed up the process, started filling his bucket with lake water and dumping it into the hole, pushing extra sand into the hole in the process. I continued scooping sand out but each time he came to look at what I was doing, he inevitably pushed more sand in. Even though the sand was easy to move, it couldn't hold up.

Call it the win-win-win lottery. 

Starting September 10, almost 50 Manitoba charities will be participating in One Great Lottery – a combined effort to raise awareness and funds across the province’s philanthropic landscape. South East Helping Hands is one of them, and operations manager Ken Dyck is excited to participate alongside other important organizations.