The owner of Kam Lung Asian Cuisine recently notified bdnmb.ca that a location in Clear Lake would be coming soon. The restaurant will be located at 113 Wasagaming Dr N inside in the 3 Peaks building. Menu items will be available for either pickup or delivery and catering will also be offered. A number of gluten free dishes will also be available. Online ordering for both the Clear Lake and Brandon locations are in the final stages of setup. You can access their web site and menu information here. Once open, the hours of operation for the location in Clear Lake will be as listed below. Monday 11:00 am – 10:00 pmTuesday 11:00 am – 10:00 pmWednesday 11:00 am – 10:00 pmThursday 11:00 am – 10:00 pmFriday 11:00 am – 11:00 pmSaturday 11:00 am – 11:00 pmSunday 11:00 am – 11:00 pm

Once upon a time we were all young and ambitious and full of ideas. This is much like the new advertising and online company in Brandon called Cormier Media. Having a good grasp on Facebook – Twitter – YouTube - Instagram – Google AdWords – Search Engine Optimization, etc. is a tough landscape to navigate fpr many businesses. Enter Cormier Media, a relatively new local company that are attempting to help companies navigate the online marketing world.    Prices starting at $750.00 a month will get your company exposure on various platforms.  Local real estate agent, and decent hockey player, Justin Perreaux signed on with Cormier Media and he feels that he has sold two homes that are directly a benefit from the Cormier Media ideas.  “I signed on for a year with Cormier and so far so good” according to Perreaux. Today’s world looks for immediate results and Cormier has had success with local companies such as Brandon Chrysler Dodge, Original Joes, Thunderbird Bowl and Driving with Pankos, plus others. Views and clicks do not equal sales online however it does drive awareness.  Perreaux had over 72,000 impressions with a very specific form of advertising targeting. Cormier does not venture into traditional advertising such as radio, print, billboards , TV, and Flyers however they can assist a client should they want that form of marketing. Contact Information Phone: 431-255-0000Email- Info@cormiermedia.caInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cormiermedia/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/cormiermediaLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cormier-media-official/?viewAsMember=true

An Anytime Fitness franchise is slated to open in Souris in the coming months. Bryan and Amber White, who also own/operate the Brandon location, are excited to add the fitness centre to the business community in the region. The location in Souris was selected as the Southwest area of the province is well known for producing quality athletes and the introduction of a new training facility would benefit neighboring communities remain active and stay healthy. Located at 157 First Ave West, the 5800 square foot open concept facility will feature state of the art cardio equipment, pin loaded machines, a free weight area, purple turf, restrooms, and showers. For additional information, and for status updates, please follow their Facebook page here.

On the footsteps of bdnmb.ca's extremely successful Food Truck Warz event in Brandon in 2017, the food truck trend has exploded in the city with several new trucks entering the marketplace each summer. Last summer the family who own & operate Sabor Latino restaurant expanded their operation with the introduction of a food trailer--The Mexican King. Serving Brandon's best authentic Latin American cuisine, Mexican King was an instant hit with Brandon and area residents. This summer they are back at it once again with the addition of another food truck---Mexican Queen. The menu at Mexican Queen will include a variety of CREPAS, ice cream, special hot dogs, floats, piña coladas, and more. The Mexican Queen will join the Mexican King food truck in the parking lot of Canadian Tire and Tim Horton’s on 18th Street, starting Friday, April 30. Initially the trucks will be open Thursday to Sunday with a new schedule starting in June. May hours: Thursday to Saturday 11.30 to 8 pm. Sundays 12 to 5 pm. The menu for both trucks can be found at this link. A tres leches cake that will be sold at Mexican Queen Tacos from the Mexican King

Fusion Credit Union is giving $550,000 in patronage allocations to its members, plus $815,000 in cash payouts to members under 19, age 65 and over, and members who hold over $15,000 in surplus shares. In total, Fusion Credit Union will return $1,365,000 to its members this year. “We have all weathered a tumultuous year,” says Darwin Johns, CEO. “We are thrilled to be paying over $1 million to provide support to our members as we continue to navigate this ever-changing economy.” A patronage allocation is value returned to a member of F usion Credit Union based on their relationship. The amount for each member is different, as it represents a portion of their interest paid and earned during the past year. “Our members' loyalty is the reason we can continue to pay out patronage allocations,” adds Johns. “We promised to always put our members and community first, and this is one way we do that. Since Fusion’s amalgamation, we've shared over $5 million in patronage returns with our members, and we’ve been completing patronage allocations and cash payments for years. Members will see their allocation on their next monthly statements. Business and Personal account holders will see the change by the end of June Members’ patronage allocations are reta ined in a Surplus Share account. Fusion’s Board of Directors set a policy to additionally pay members aged 65 and over, and members under 19 based on their historical proportion of each patronage allocation. This year, we are paying out $815,000 in cash across these two member groups and members who hold over $15,000 in surplus shares. The balance of t he $1,365,000 is allocated to our members through allocations, cash redemptions of Surplus Shares and Preferred Share Dividends. “Fusion's slogan is ‘here for good,’ and that encompasses our beliefs, policies, actions and decisions,” adds Johns. “Fusion belongs to its members and we take pride in being there for them year after year.