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In a rapidly evolving financial landscape, RIVR Financial is proving that trust, teamwork, and a little fun go a long way. Though the brand name RIVR Financial is relatively new – launched in 2021 – it’s backed by decades of experience. Over the years, Paul Reimer acquired several established financial advisory firms – some dating as far back as the 1980s. When he brought them together under the RIVR banner, it was about more than just a rebrand – it was about reimagining the future of financial advising.

Red Apple Stores in Wadena and Shaunavon have been refreshed and are ready for business. 

After undergoing renovations, these stores are now better than ever, offering a more enjoyable shopping experience. Changes include a brighter store design, wider aisles, improved signage, increased product organization, and expanded inventory. Products include food, fashion, home essentials, toys, and Candyworks™ sweets.  

Spring's arrival in Manitoba signals a busy time for Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre (WHRC), as a surge of orphaned, sick, and injured wild babies require urgent care. Executive Director Zoe Nakata explains, “At Wildlife Haven, we are there to rescue sick, injured and orphaned wild animals. And spring is such a busy season… we get over 800 babies in, like the very short spring season that we have… it takes so many resources. So we figured why not throw a baby shower?”

“I was that angry kid, bullied in the hallways, then becoming the bully. Pushing others around, thinking that's what strength looked like. I was desperate for respect, looking for it in all the wrong places.”

At 17, a troubled boy stepped onto a Ninjutsu mat for the first time. Decades later, the student has become the teacher… for the most part.  

From angry kid to respected instructor, Revelation Martial Arts head instructor John Sawatzky turned his passion for martial arts into a thriving outlet for people of all ages and walks of life.

Are you ready to ignite your career in Canada's dynamic energy sector? The inaugural Nisku Energy Show, taking place May 14th and 15th at the Silent Ice Sports & Entertainment Center in Nisku, AB, is your launchpad. Hosted by The Leduc Nisku Wetaskiwin Region of Commerce, this two-day event is a vital hub for local innovation and collaboration, bringing together leaders from across the energy landscape to showcase the expertise and advancements shaping Alberta’s future.

Red Apple Stores in Wadena and Shaunavon have been refreshed and are ready for business.

After undergoing renovations, these stores are now better than ever, offering a more enjoyable shopping experience. Changes include an brighter store design, wider aisles, improved signage, increased product organization, and expanded inventory. Products include food, fashion, home essentials, toys, and Candyworks™ sweets. 

They do business a bit differently at Carpets for Less in Winnipeg. From friendly service and meaningful sales to a heart for community and desire to make a difference, owner-operator Dale Vencatasamy and his team are uniquely committed to putting their customers at the centre of everything they do.

Medicine Hat is gearing up for an exhilarating season of entertainment, arts, and community engagement, with major events announced for both the Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre and Co-op Place.

Tobie Laliberte, Marketing Specialist with the City of Medicine Hat, says this year’s lineup is one you won’t want to miss.

A thriving new development is turning heads in southern Manitoba – and for good reason. With housing in short supply across many rural communities, Prairie Hearth in Rosenort is offering a fresh alternative with a variety of lots, nearby amenities, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere. And now, Phase 2 is officially open for sales.

“This is a 235-lot development that will be phased out over several years,” explains Candice Bakx-Friesen with Royal LePage Dynamic. “Phase 1 has been around for about two years, and now I’m very excited to be launching Phase 2.”

From June 3 to 5, Steinbach will welcome hundreds of active older adults from across the province for the Manitoba 55+ Games – and organizers say there’s still room to get involved, whether you're a competitor, volunteer, or fan.

After more than a decade since last hosting, Steinbach is preparing to roll out the welcome mat for the Manitoba 55+ Games, with a full slate of events that range from high-energy competitions like pickleball to more casual contests like whist and predictive walking.