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J&G Homes Arena Welcomes Joe Beeverz

Announcing The Connecting Westman Tour Loge Box

Brandon Chamber of Commerce Welcomes New General Manager

Branches Raise More Than $28K for Local Organizations

Trans Canada Brewing Company set to expand to Brandon

Sushi Sama to Open New Location Inside Shoppers Mall Brandon This Fall

Westoba Inspire is now accepting applications for major projects up to $10,000

WCG Connecting Westman Tour Raises Over $3,700 For The Boissevain School Playground

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ACC Graduates Myers and Johnston to compete with Molson and Labatt

Nonsuch Beer ??? I must admit before doing this story I have never heard of this company, but to the true beer drinking connoisseurs I am living under a rock, which does happen often. Neelin and ACC graduates Ben Myers and Ty Johnston, from Brandon, are attempting to compete with some guys called Molson and Labatts to name just a few of the heavy hitters in this field. “We’re a micro-brewery in Winnipeg that is focusing on European-style beers, with a hyper-focus on Belgian beers. We set out to do two thing...first, we want to build an exceptional experience around beer. All our beers are designed to be cellared just like a wine. We’re the only brewery to use local spring water from an artesian well in Manitoba to brew all of our beer. All our beers are bottle conditioned as well.” According to Ben, they have no issues with the two big beer companies.  “We want to build a business that makes Manitoba proud.  We’re not worried about the Molsons and Labatts. We are targeting a different type of beer drinker. The craft beer industry is exploding in Manitoba and we’re proud to be a part of it. It’s the rising tide that floats all ships. We’re all helping one another succeed and it’s amazing to see. An example of this is that Barn Hammer Brewing Co (595 Wall St. Winnipeg) is allowing us to brew out of their brewery while we find our forever home in the downtown exchange.” Can this be purchased at local liquor commissions? “Our Saison is currently available in liquor marts in Brandon and you can expect our Old Ale X in stores before the end of the year if all goes well...our Saison is $12 dollars. It’s a 750 ML bottle. Our Old Ale X will retail at $14”. What are some of your marketing plans and strategies?  “As far as strategies, our goal is to just continue to make amazing beer and see where it takes us. We believe there is a growing craft beer market in the province. Over time, we hope to expand into other provinces and countries. We’re also very excited to get our own location, which has been in the works for quite some time”.

Myphone Computer & Electronics announces new retail partnership with Westman Communications Group

BRANDON MB, December 6, 2017 – Myphone Computer & Electronics (Myphone) has announced today that Western Manitoba residents will be able to purchase Westman enhanced Digital TV and high-speed Internet services at all Myphone TELUS dealerships. This partnership will allow customers to conveniently purchase additional communication services with their cell phones. Westman services, including TiVo Whole Home Entertainment System will be on display for shoppers to test the experience. “Partnering with a local organization to offer a full suite of products to our customers was a top priority, said Samantha Falloon, Managing Partner at Myphone Computer & Electronics. “With all our locations supporting TELUS mobility and Westman home services, we offer an easy and convenient shopping experience to Brandon and Westman.” “This new partnership enables customers to acquire our services and make their cellular communications purchases in a convenient new way, as Myphone becomes a one-stop option for all services.” said John Quail, Chief Marketing Officer at Westman Communications Group. Westman’s residential services will be sold in Myphone retail stores in Brandon’s Shoppers Mall and Corral Centre as well as at their Virden location. Information on Westman Business Internet will also be available at all locations.

New Ukrainian/European style grocery store opening in the Wheat City

A new European grocery store, stocking products primarily imported from the Ukraine, is soon to open it's doors in Brandon. Your Home Store, located at 320-10th Street, will be owned and operated by husband and wife Dmytro & Liudmyla Artemchuk. They have spent several months planning and another few months getting their location ready to open to the public. Dmytro, who is originally from the Ukraine, tells bdnmb.ca that they the store will resemble that of a traditional European market carrying a wide array of dry and canned products, vinegars, pickles, spices, perogies, & cabbage rolls. Currently their shelves will stock several hundred different grocery items with more on the way. While most of the products will initially be of the Ukrainian variety, Dmytro said they will soon also be bringing in products from Poland, Germany and other Baltic countries. Among the items for sale include: *condiments *canned meat & fish *pickles & jams *juices & porridges *sweets/biscuits/cookies *European meats made w/o preservatives *coffees/teas *Ukrainian non-alcoholic beer *Ukrainian soft drinks/juices *spices While all items may not be in stock at the time of opening the couple said that new products will be arriving in the coming days and weeks. The store opens Saturday, December 2, 2017. Hours: Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.

WCG Launches Infinite Gigabit Service

BRANDON MB, November 30, 2017—In early September, Westman Communications Group’s (Westman) $3 Million investment in network and infrastructure capabilities enabled the increasing of speeds for all their Internet packages, with some speeds being increased by up to 50% faster. Building on the September speed increases, and as part of an ongoing commitment to provide the fastest Residential Internet speeds in Manitoba is the launch of Westman’s Infinite Gigabit service. This service offers download speeds up to 950 Mbps and upload speeds up to 200 Mbps and will be available in all Fibre to the Home (FTTH) residential areas in Brandon. “Westman is pleased to now offer an Internet service for consumers who are uber-users needing significant bandwidth or support for a large quantity of wireless devices in the home at the same time,” said John Quail, Chief Marketing Officer at Westman Communications Group. “As activities such as online gaming and video streaming become increasingly popular, it is important to us that we have a range of package options that now go up to 1 Gigabit available to support it. This upgrade and launch of the Infinite Gigabit service demonstrates our commitment to exceed our customer’s expectations and to being the local provider of choice.” added Quail. Westman’s new Infinite Gigabit service will be available to residential customers living in designated FTTH areas within Brandon effective immediately for only $162.95 per month with free installation.
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Local company selected as one of Manitoba’s Top 30 Employers for 2018

BRANDON MB, November 29, 2017—Westman Communications Group has been selected as one of Manitoba’s Top 30 Employers for 2018. The provincial award recognizes Manitoba employers that are leaders in their industries as an exceptional place to work. Westman was selected as a Top Employer based on a list of criteria, including physical workplace environment, atmosphere, benefits, vacation, community involvement, and their skills and training development. The selection process compares employer applicants to other organizations in their field to determine which offers the most advanced and progressive programs. “We are very proud to be recognized as one of Manitoba’s top 30 business employers,” stated Dave Baxter, President and Chief Executive Officer of Westman Communications Group. “With innovation being one of our key corporate values, we are always looking for new ways to implement forward-thinking initiatives in our workplace. This provincial award reflects our commitment to that value as well as our other corporate values of community, customer experience, integrity and teamwork.” Winners were announced in a special edition magazine published by The Winnipeg Free Press.