Play Quesada or Nada tomorrow morning on 104.5 More Country
We are playing Quesada or Nada on the 104.5 More Country morning show tomorrow morning.
Keesyn Glawson will drop a Spanish word and the definition, and you have to text in guessing if that definition matches the word in a 'true-or-false' format.
If you get the answer right, you could win a $50 gift card to Quesada Burritos & Tacos!
Listen for the cue to text at 7:50 a.m.
Brandon Fire & Emergency send relief members to Lynn Lake
Yesterday morning the 1st Northern Response team of the Brandon Fire & Emergency Services headed home. The 2nd Northern Response team left Brandon Wednesday morning at 5am. This team travelled to Lynn Lake to continue their work on protecting properties and the towns important infrastructure. Once again, the 2nd Nothern Response team will be deployed for up to day 6 days.
Glenboro-South Cypress Fire Department sends three to Flin Flon as relief members
Today at 6:00 am the Glenboro-South Cypress Fire Department sent three members to replace their initial crew in Flin Flon.
Members will be taking a personal vehicle North to be brought back by the original crew. Their Wildland unit will remain in Flin Flon with the new crew.
Their new crew includes:
Deputy Chief Brett Cornock
Captain Turner Jamieson
Firefighter Matthew Malyon
Safe travels to both crews today!
(photo credit Manitoba Association of Fire Chiefs)
Thrills, laughs, and family fun at Meadows Amusements — And you can bid to go!
If your summer plans need a boost of fun, Meadows Amusements in Winkler has you covered. This local favourite offers everything you need for an action-packed day right here in the Pembina Valley — and now you’ve got a chance to experience it for less through the Best Western Hotels & Resorts See More Canada Online Auction, presented by Travel Manitoba.
St. Pierre students “Kick Cancer to the Curb” with annual fundraiser
École Héritage Immersion in St. Pierre held a fundraiser for CancerCare Manitoba last week.
Led by Student Council members Ava Pilotte and Parker Hamilton, the initiative continues a proud tradition at the school.
Moose Jaw Tennis club hosting junior tournament this weekend
The Moose Jaw Tennis club is hosting a provincial junior tournament June 6-8.
105 competitors from across Western Canada will be in Moose Jaw to showcase their talents, leading to tons of action at the Moose Jaw Tennis Courts.
Tammy Kleisinger of the Moose Jaw Tennis Club says they are excited to be hosting this tournament for the first time.
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Trip of the month for May winner!
With summer in full swing, some lucky individuals are going to get a little help planning their vacation plans. May’s theme was West Coast fun! Vancouver, BC and Tena Boychuk can start packing their bags and start thinking about that tan. Watch the video below for the announcement
Next month, the theme is California dreaming! San Francisco or Los Angeles
Carnie's Comments - Rock 'n Roll History
Carnie's Comments
As I recall, my parents didn't think it was a good idea for my big brother to take me to the show, but he did and I'm glad I went.
It was September of 1976. I was in grade 6, having just turned 11 years old. My 24-year-old brother took me and a friend to see one of the hottest acts in rock 'n roll at Regina's Exhibition Stadium.
A band called Mahogony Rush opened up and warmed us up for Nazareth. What a show it was! I'd never experienced anything like that before. I thought they were going to blow the roof off the place.
Martens Mutterings: No offense, but...
This has to be one of the most overused phrases in history. And it NEVER gets the meaning across that you want it to.
If at any point you're using the phrase 'no offense, but...' it's almost 100% guaranteed you absolutely mean offense, but by putting this simple phrase in front it's supposed to act as some sort of shield. I never really understood that. If you want to say something you know is offensive, why try to cover it up? Just go with it. It's your opinion, right?