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Update: Due to uncooperative weather on July 1, the Canada Day Morden Beach Blast has been moved to August 4.

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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.

“It was all new for us – new country, we had come with no plans. We were like whatever life throws at us, we’re going to accept it and we’re going to move forward. And then everything shut down into panic mode.”

This is from Mrinmoy and Niby Moulick, the husband-and-wife team behind Cleaning Service 7.

The couple did not move here to start a cleaning business. Back in India, Niby had been a teacher, and Mrinmoy a real estate agent. They arrived in Canada in 2019, just before the pandemic struck.

Producers in the Pembina Valley and throughout southern Manitoba might already be familiar with the agricultural equipment available through Friesen Sales & Rentals (FSR). With heavy-duty items such as Versatile tractors, 58’ harrows, Norwood Kwik-tills and Salford Disks for rent, FSR has been a trusted supplier for farmers since 2006. 

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. 

Bethesda Foundation hosted their annual Drive for Excellence Golf Tournament recently.  And what a beautiful sunny day it was, nestled in between many rainy days!

“Fundraising events like the golf tournament make it possible for Bethesda Foundation to provide specialized equipment for our local hospital,” says Linda Peters, the Foundation’s Executive Director.  “We’ve also been able to contribute towards mental health initiatives in our community, as well as larger projects like the CancerCare Centre, or the Crisis Stabilization Unit, just to name a few.”

On July 4, the Village of Riverhurst will come alive with an art show and sale featuring local and regional artists, followed by an evening of music under the prairie sky performed by well-known Saskatchewan musician Jeffery Straker.

The Riverhurst Art Show is free to everyone. It opens at 5 p.m. in the Community Hall and will feature works in pottery, sculpture, jewelry and more. Highlighted will be paintings by Riverhurst artists Edie Marshall, Don Rode and Rhae Ann Bromley.

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. 

Keystone Corner was the idea that came together when the Penner Group of Companies decided to take four successful businesses – Keystone Agri-Motive, SAR Sport & Recreation, Napa Auto Supply and Penner Trailers – and join them together in a 50,000 sq ft mall to offer a unique shopping experience for the outdoor, hard-working enthusiast.