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As winter’s arrival signals challenging, even treacherous, driving conditions, Cornie Fehr reminds motorists to slow down, stay safe and respect the roadside emergency vehicles that are doing important work.

“This is a busy and dangerous job in the wintertime,” says Fehr, owner-operator of CV Towing. “Pulling people out of ditches and stuff like that can be very dangerous, because even when there’s slippery roads people don’t seem to slow down much. I would appreciate it if they did a little more.”

With a brand-new office and new staff, it’s almost like Christmas came early for Leo’s Mobile Tax Service this year. And they’re excited to share the goodwill.

“When your wallet hurts from spending all your money on Christmas presents,” jokes Leo Deurbrouck Jr., founder of Leo’s Mobile Tax Service, “make sure you come to us to do your taxes. That way you’ll get every penny of your refund or pay as little as possible and save your wallet!”

The staff at Giant Tiger Steinbach are big fans of their boss James Duguay and wanted to make him feel special on his birthday so they asked Corny Rempel to help out.

Not only did they tell us that James is a great boss that really takes time to support his employees but they also told us that he is very community-minded and does what he can to support many local charitable organizations.

So, the team got many of those organizations to sign a thank you card for James, purchased him a nice birthday gift, and recruited Corny Rempel for the big reveal. 

It was the perfect way to wrap up school on the last day before Christmas holidays.

Corny Rempel and Kenton Dyck brought MIX Classroom of the Month to La Broquerie including a giant party filled with food from SUBWAY in Steinbach and a whole load of prizes.

Congratulations to Frédéric Grenier who entered and won for his grade 6 class at École Saint Joachim.

A big thanks to teacher Julie Gaudreault for allowing us to interrupt all learning for an hour.

“It’s hard to believe this will be our third Christmas as Pharmasave in Steinbach!”

Time flies when you’re having fun… and building this new business has been quite the adventure. Owner and pharmacist Scott Penner of Pharmasave in Steinbach is looking forward to the festive season… while looking back on how far the company has come.

“Anytime you open a new business, you’re taking a calculated risk. It was a little slower in the beginning, but within three or four months we had a lot of traction."

Enns Brothers, a trusted name in Manitoba for John Deere equipment, is thrilled to announce the addition of the CCE (Compact Construction Equipment) product line to their offerings. This strategic move is set to enhance their service capabilities and provide even greater value to their diverse customer base. 

Supporting Local Needs with Trusted Service 

Bill Doerksen knows what it’s like to need a helping hand – and the difference it can make when it’s offered.

More than 26 years ago, after losing his millworking job in Steinbach when the company that employed him went out of business, Doerksen was offered a fresh start by a Manitoba government program facilitated by the Southeast Unemployment Centre.

Titanium Mechanical is hiring for the best possible reason. We are an HVAC and plumbing company, which serves Steinbach and the entire Southeast, enjoys 4.9 stars over 300 Google Reviews, which you can read 

“By the time they leave, they’re sweaty. They’re tired. But they have smiles on their faces because it’s exactly what they needed.”

The catharsis is real at CJ’s Hangout, a local rage room and axe throwing alley just ten minutes outside of Steinbach. Owners Jennie and Colin Williams created the business because they saw a need in the community for recreational attractions where teens and adults could gather, enjoy each other’s company, and have fun.

Jennie Williams shares that she specifically wanted this place to be welcoming for women.

The Steinbach Minor Hockey Association recently held the Steinbach Minor Hockey Raffle. 3076 raffle tickets were sold, successfully raising $60,000 to cover the registration fees of their members. 

Raffle prizes included: 

1st place - $5000.00 cash (Winner- Jess Loewen)
2nd place - $2500.00 cash (Winner- Karen & Wesley Fontaine)
3rd place - $1000.00 gift card to Harvest Honda (Winner- Savannah Neudstadter  
30 additional $250 cash prizes and gift card to local businesses 
Early bird: 2 Winnipeg Jets tickets