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Local pizzeria celebrating 30th anniversary

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

Oakburn Branch of Sunrise Credit Union to Close

The Board of Directors of Sunrise Credit Union recently made the difficult decision to close the branch in Oakburn, Manitoba, effective June 1, 2022. “In reaching this decision, we took a wide range of factors into account, including weighing the viability of business operations against the decreasing usage of in-branch services,” added Sunrise CEO and President Tim Klassen, “Many members located in the Oakburn area already use the full services located a short distance away in Shoal Lake and may continue to do so when in-branch services are required.” Sunrise Credit Union will move all accounts at the Oakburn branch to the Shoal Lake branch after the last day of business. If another Sunrise branch is more convenient, members should contact the branch to arrange a transfer before May 31. Current services such as cheques, auto deposits/debits, online banking, and MemberCards will continue without interruption. “One the key differences between our financial institution and big banks is that we are democratically run and owned by the membership. Because of this, it is our mandate to focus on the best interests of the entire membership, always working for the greater whole,” says Sunrise Board chair Glenn Young, “Unfortunately, the viability of the business operations in Oakburn dictated the decision to close the branch. However, Sunrise will continue to support local projects in the community.” The last day of business for the Oakburn branch will be May 31, 2022. (submitted)

Kuipers Goes His Own Way

Brandon's Ben Kuipers one day woke up and said it is time to go into business for himself.  With over 15 years experience Ben decided it is time to open his own shop called Vibe Tinting Plus at 603 Aberdeen Ave. Before and after frosting the glass for privacy The 34 year old told BDNMB.CA that he was on a trip with his wife out west and was considering looking at businesses in Alberta etc but decided to stay in Brandon and open Vibe. Vibe features window tinting for vehicles and also residential plus paint restoration and glass frosting to name but a few. Contact Ben at Vibe is 204 761 6457 vibetintingplus@gmail.com
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New gas bar/convenience store announced for Virden

Valleyview Consumers Co-op Ltd. is proud to announce the purchase of the property known as "Virden Autobody" on Frontage Road. This property will become the future home for a new Valleyview Co-op Gas Bar and Convenience store. The existing site in Virden, Manitoba, was built over 20 years ago and has been a great location to serve Co-op members. Valleyview Co-op identified that they had outgrown their current location at 114 7th Ave S. The parcel of land purchased on Frontage Road will have enough room for a new modern facility and additional services. Valleyview Co-op Petroleum Division Manager James Rolfe "The land location captures the best of both worlds. We will provide the same great service to our local guests while being accessible to highway traffic. The property also allows for future expansion and growth, which would not be possible if we were to rebuild at the current site. Outgrowing a location is one of the best problems any retailer can have. Without the tremendous support of our Co-op members and customers, this would not be possible." Valleyview Co-op General Manager Greg Gill "As we begin an exciting development phase at Valleyview Co-op, we also recognize the changes for the team at Virden Autobody. For 61 years, they have served their community, and we are grateful for their contribution." Construction of the new facility is expected to begin in 2023. The downtown Virden location will remain open through construction and into the short term after construction is complete to eliminate any possible disruptions in service. (Valley Co-Op Release)
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Westoba Credit Union Declares Member Preferred Shares Dividend Payout

The Board of Directors of Westoba Credit Union (Westoba) are declaring a Preferred Share member dividend payout of three per cent on outstanding Westoba Credit Union Ltd. Preferred Shares for 2021. Jim Rediger, President and CEO of Westoba, says the organization is proud to have offered a long-term and purposeful investment this past year. “Westoba is pleased to announce a 3% per cent dividend to our members holding preferred shares,” said Rediger. “Preferred Shares are an exclusive investment with a historically above-average rate of return and can be used towards a Tax-Free Savings Account or a Registered Retirement Savings Plan.” Rhonda Oakden, QAFP ™, CHS, RIS, Director of Westoba Financial Solutions Ltd., explains that Preferred Shares are designed for investors that want to diversify their portfolio while supporting their credit union. “When you invest in Preferred Shares, of course, you want to grow your investment; that means weathering the market,” said Oakden. “The long-term time horizon for preferred shares is a key feature for many of our members overall investment planning strategy.” The Preferred Shares dividend payout for 2021 totals over $416,000. Dividends will be paid to Members by the end of February 2022. Currently, no preferred shares are available. For more information on Preferred Shares or to book an appointment, call 1-877-WESTOBA or email infowcul@westoba.com.
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Luna Muna Now Open

At first the name didn’t really roll off my tongue but over the last few weeks Luna Muna has grown on me. Now you ask what is Luna Muna and it a new Yoga Studio in the south end of Brandon that is owned and operated by Chelsea McCrimmon. One thing I am personally critical of in Brandon is how people really don’t seem to spend any money, time, or effort on their website...Chelsea has done a great job and capturing her vision and thoughts in addition to providing yoga newbies what is involved and classes and costs etc. Here is one excerpt what the Luna Muna website that does capture what the name is all about. The words have a mystical quality that is one of the things I love about yoga; it’s ability, through practice, to transport you into that space that lies somewhere beyond the body and mind. Luna, means moon, and is sometimes the name used to describe Artemis, the goddess of the moon, the hunt, and all things wild. Muna, translates to wish, or desire. One of the first questions will be is costs and time commitment and you can find those answers on this link https://www.lunamuna.ca/prices/. Luna Muna is now open for business and you can book your classes online or by calling Chelsea and Danna. 204 740 0246 hello@lunamuna.ca https://www.lunamuna.ca/