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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.

Getting the proper amount of sleep is one of the most important things we can do to maintain or even improve our health. If you have a hard time sleeping, there are many ways to improve the quality of your rest, from improving your sleep habits to trying over-the-counter medications like melatonin or sleep aids (check with your doctor or pharmacist before taking over-the-counter medications).

For two decades, Brew N’ Sip has been a cornerstone of the Morden community, providing all the supplies necessary to unlock one’s inner vintner or brewmaster.

Beer or wine?

Stepping into Brew N’ Sip’s store is like entering a haven for crafting your own beverages, a tradition that owner Gordon Maddock has proudly upheld since taking over from Terry Gibson in 1999.

“We supply customers with wine and beer making kits and all the equipment that you need to make your own wine at home, or we can do it for you at our store,” Gordon says.

A roof over your head is not something anyone takes for granted, and a local roofing company is proud to have been sheltering Winnipeg families for years.

Charleswood Roofing & Exteriors is celebrating its 15th anniversary this summer by looking back on past successes and sharing an opportunity for one lucky customer to get a free roof!

It’s been 12 years since three couples from Steinbach first opened the doors of The LumberZone, and what started as a dream scribbled into a business plan has grown into one of Manitoba’s most respected building supply companies. With locations in Steinbach, Transcona, and Stonewall, The LumberZone has not only expanded its footprint but also deepened its ties to the communities it serves.

This July marks a major milestone for Portage Toyota as it celebrates 45 years as a Toyota Canada dealership – a journey that began with one family's vision and continues today with an ongoing commitment to customer care, innovation, and community.

The business was founded in 1973 as Portage Leisure & Truck Centre by Dennis and Kathy Thompson, Erwin and Katherine Thompson, and George and Wanda Ryder. In 1980, Dennis acquired the Toyota franchise, and the business began its Toyota journey.

The first ever FSG Outdoor Show will be taking place on Saturday, May 17th at Friedensfeld Community Hall from 9am until 4pm.

Trevor Fehr is the owner and operator of Fehr’s Sporting Goods (FSG) in Steinbach. He says the idea for the show came to him because many members of his family own businesses in other provinces, and have been putting together shows for several years. He realized there was a gap in the market here in Southeast Manitoba.