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With their motto – any door, any size, anywhere – the team at Hanover Doors have seen it all when it comes to garage doors and door systems.

“We supply, install, and service residential garage door packages,” says Anders Toews, Sales Manager. “We also offer commercial services, commercial maintenance, and of course, complete packages for garage doors.”

Hanover residents have likely seen one of Hanover Doors’ many commercial projects – the Blumenort Fire Hall.

Griffin Road Medical Clinic is inviting locals to their grand opening.

The special day will be a chance for tours, speaking with physicians and a chance to experience what the area’s newest clinic, located in east Cochrane at the new Griffin Mall, has to offer.

According to Dr. Uche Nwadike, owner and physician at the clinic, the journey to open a clinic in Cochrane has been years in the making, and one he said is founded in wanting to offer the community quality healthcare.

Imagine what it would be like to own your own piece of the Rocky Mountains in Golden, B.C. while earning a return on your investment. That’s an ideal scenario, especially for someone who lives less than three hours away in Cochrane. Well, dream no longer. It’s now within reach.

Despite decades of government programs and regulations, today, nearly five million Canadian adults continue to smoke.

Even if you are not a smoker yourself, chances are someone you know, love or work with, is.

About 22 per cent of the world’s population still smokes, despite successive measures by governments around the world to reduce smoking rates.

I can’t believe that it has been nine years ago that I retired! When I made the decision to retire, I also made a list of things that were on my bucket list that I never got around to doing when I was working. One of those things was getting my motorcycle license!

When thinking about a career, we all want somewhere with growth potential, somewhere with stability, and somewhere with purpose. A career with Richardson Milling can give you just that. 

Audrey Harder is known to many as the Board Chair of Summer in the City. However, she likes to point out that her near-decade of involvement with the event started as a volunteer face-painter.

“I started by volunteering in the kids area,” she recalls. “Then I was the Volunteer Coordinator for the kids area, and then I did face-painting. I’d spend entire days face-painting and absolutely loved it. And I became really good at it!”

Rob: Take Five with Carnie and Carmichael featuring Moose Caw City Manager Maryse Carmichael talking about a number of ongoing issues and the things that are top of mind for Moose Jaw residents. First of all, let's talk about Main Street infrastructure renewal. City manager, we talked about that in a previous episode, telling us we're going to get it underway. And in fact, it is underway. 

The Victoria Day Long Weekend is here and nothing says May Long like getting into the garden and flower beds.

Dewitt's Bloomin' Works at 2290 Wenzel Street is kicking off the season with its first Bloomin' Farmers Market of the season and CHVN will be there for part of it!

The farmers market takes place Friday, May 17, from 3 - 8 p.m., and Saturday, May 18, from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

Rob: Now let's talk about back alley maintenance. This is something that has come up in my neighborhood a number of times over the years and some of the older neighborhoods in Moose Jaw, well, just about all the neighborhoods in Moose Jaw, some of the newer neighborhoods have garages with front entrances and nice driveways. But a lot of the more mature neighborhoods there are garages in back alleys on my block, for example, I think there's 8 or 10 garages that people need to access in the back alley. And it's a muddy mess in the spring.