With Remembrance Day around the corner, Canadians will reflect on the stories and sacrifices of Canadian heroes who served in the military.

When Heidi Werschler talks about epoxy compounds, resins, and tints, it sounds like complex chemistry. But the entrepreneur and owner of All About Resin, a Winnipeg-based company, explains that these products are easy to use and allow for a lot of creativity as an artistic medium.

A local photography company is offering a fresh take on family photos. The Little Things is owned and operated by Kayla Hoskins from Niverville, although she offers her services to clients in a broad region throughout Winnipeg and the rural southeast.

Quinn and Dot offers modern design and comfort in clothing for infants and young children while keeping it local. Its owner, Rachel Drader, lives in Niverville.

Welcome Week at Providence University was full of fun activities this year, including a free concert. The concert, open to the public, featured well-known bands The Color and Scribe. 

It’s been ten years since the local band Soul Purpose released their debut album. This fall, they will be releasing their second outing. The Christian contemporary album has 12 songs, including three originals: “Come on Home,” “At the Cross,” and “For All You’ve Done.”