Pulling Canna, Calla Lillie and Ranunculus bulbs out of cold storage, a question about tomatoes and more on the latest Lawn and Garden Journal
You can call in to ask host Carla Hrycyna all of your gardening questions live every Saturday morning starting at 9:15am: 1-800-374-3315
Susan Aglukark to light up the event center stage
This evening, Swift Current is proud to welcome back Susan Aglukark who will be taking to the stage at the events center at the Living Sky Casino.
Aglukark returns as part of the Stars For Saskatchewan Concert Series presented by the Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) and the Swift Current Arts Council.
The Swift Current Arts Council hosted Susan Aglukark in the early stages of becoming a council and at the time the performances were held at the Swift Current Comp's cafeteria
🏆 It’s time for the Airdrie Neighbourhood Knockout! 🏆
Airdrie, are you ready to throw down? It’s time to rally your neighbours, gather your community groups, and drum up as many votes as possible for your neighbourhood! The Airdrie Neighbourhood Knockout is here brought to you by ATR Logistics, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
On April 14th, the top 3 communities with the most votes will move on to the final round, where they’ll go head-to-head to knock out the competition.
Feel The Rush and win with Magic 97.1
Magic 97.1 has been your home for Saskatchewan Rush action and now we want you to win with Feel The Rush brought to you by Magic 97.1 and the Saskatchewan Rush.
We are giving you a chance to win a four-pack of tickets to one of the Rush's three final home games on March 29th, April 4th and April 19th.
So head over to Swift Current Online and click on the Feel The Rush page to enter for your chance to win.
Bolt Brain Buster: March 24 2025
Bolt Brain Buster:
What are the bones in the finger called?
Text your answers to the Humboldt Sobeys Talk and Text line 306-682-0107
Tune in to the morning show or check back tomorrow for the answer!
Answer: phalanges
Local Easter basket initiative helps kids see light in dark times ▶️
Each spring, Discovery Toys and their team work together with the community to create Easter baskets for kids in shelters or at the Ronald McDonald House.
"For the last decade, we've been collecting sponsorships leading up to Easter," says Tia Sunley, a play leader with Discovery Toys in Winnipeg. "Then we create a basket for each kid staying in 10 women's shelters across the province, Ronald McDonald House Manitoba, and we've added children and families utilizing Villa Rose and Dignity House."
Snow, hoar frost, puddles & music: Your Discover Weyburn Photos of the Week
Here's a look at some of the photographs the Discover Weyburn staff captured throughout the week:
Crossword: Spring time is here! ANSWERS
It's a little bit of fun for spring! The answer will be posted on Monday.
Answer Key:
Acts of kindness and seeing the power of God's word: This week's good news
From farm to faith: Friesen's journey into Manitoba Rep for Foodgrains Bank
Local Foodgrains Bank committee members and volunteers got to meet their new Manitoba rep over the past few weeks.
Former Foodgrains rep for Manitoba, Gordon Janzen, travelled with the newest addition to the Manitoba team, Dale Friesen, throughout the province visiting the many communities where they hold their annual fundraisers and grow projects.
First-time Juno nominee Boy Golden joins Made in Manitoba this weekend
We're back for another weekend on Made in Manitoba, and tonight we're featuring a first time Juno nominee, but a returning guest, as we celebrate Manitoba Juno nominees ahead of the awards.
Boy Golden and his album “For Eden” is up for Contemporary Roots Album of the Year at the March 30th event in Vancouver. You may know him by his off-stage name, Liam Duncan, who grew up in Brandon and played more than 600 shows with his previous musical venture The Middle Coast.