Brandon Fire Fighters Charity Fund welcomes Magician - Illusionist Neil Croswell to Brandon for an exciting show on Nov. 4, 2016 at the WMCA. Neil Croswell is an International Illusionist who in 2010 became the youngest person to win gold at the “Canadian Championships of Magic". He has performed across Asia, Europe, and Africa and now he brings his stage illusion show to Brandon in support of a great cause, The Brandon Fire Fighters Charity Fund. Show time is 7:00 pm The Brandon Firefighters Charity Fund is a registered Charity whose sole purpose is to provide financial support to those organizations and individuals within Brandon and the surrounding area that require assistance. Since 1994, the Charity Fund has donated over $200,000 to various individuals, families, and organizations in southwestern Manitoba including: United Way Heart and Stroke Foundation Child and Family Breast Cancer Foundation Muscular Dystrophy Association Big brothers and Big Sisters YMCA Kids Programs Brandon General Hospital Foundation Helping Hands Individual families in need and More! Tickets available by calling 1 855 478 6309! Come enjoy the magical illusions and support your Brandon Fire Fighters Charity Fund.  

There is a ribbon-cutting ceremony set to take place today at 12 pm for the newly built Métis housing triplex at 527-12th Street in Brandon, Manitoba. Minister of Housing for the MMF, Will Goodon along with Len Isleifson, MLA for Brandon East are scheduled to be on-hand for the ceremony. From today's press release “Affordable housing allows our Métis Citizens and their families to maintain a good quality of life,” says Minister of Housing for the MMF, Will Goodon. “It helps ensure there is a strong, stable foundation for our Métis children to be raised happy and healthy.” The new triplex will be comprised of three suites, each 1069 square feet. One suite is currently occupied while the other two are expected to be filled in early October. The building is part of larger overall project to supply affordable housing to Métis Citizens based on a combined initiative of the Government of Manitoba’s partnership with the MMF that began in 2013. Overall 5.5 million dollars was allocated over a 5-year span through the Manitoba Housing & Renewal Corporation to help achieve their goals.

Can you afford to purchase the home you really want? Here are some things to consider:. What kind of home do you want? What kind of neighbourhood do you want to live in? What features and characteristics do you need in a home? (Three bedrooms? A large livingroom for entertaining? A backyard big enough for a garden?) What homes currently on the market match that criteria? Are there some properties for sale that are close to what you’re looking for? What are their listing prices? How much, realistically, will it cost to buy one of those homes? How much, realistically, can you expect to get for the sale of your current property? How much of a mortgage will you need? How does that compare to the mortgage you qualify for? What additional costs will you incur in selling your current property and purchasing your new home? (For example, moving, home inspection, repairs and renovations, closing costs, etc.) Chances are, there’s a home on the market that you can afford – and is right for you. Call me today to discuss.  

“Patchworks 4”, a collection of documentary portraits, will debut on the big screen at the Evans Theatre, inside the Brandon University, on Sunday, September the 25th. Seven different short films made locally by the members of the Brandon Industry Group hit the screen starting at 3 p.m. The Brandon Industry Group is a collective of area creative workers located in Brandon, MB. These mini-documentaries exhibit unique personalities living in the Westman region — from James Russer, the Entrepreneur to Zack McMillan, The Coach and from Ryan Jacobson, The Roastery to Ryan Ginter, The Carp Fisherman. See these documentaries and others at the Premiere on Sept 25, 3pm, at The Evans Theatre. The event is free for those wanting to attend.  Donations will be gladly accepted in support of the Brandon Film Festival. For more information on the Patchworks Projects please follow this link. More information about the Evans Theatre and the Brandon Film Festival can be found at the evanstheatre.ca. 

Direct Liquidation specializes in selling liquidated merchandise from many of the nation's largest retail, big-box chains, and online retailers for pennies on the dollar. Truckload availability changes daily, and since they have opened in the spring of 2016 they have provided great deals on liquidated furniture, electronics, clothing, general merchandise and more saving Brandon shoppers hundreds, even thousands, on everyday name brand name merchandise. With an already full warehouse, and more on the way, they have decided to pass the savings onto you. They will be opening a massive clothing liquidation sale in the form of a pop up store at their ware house located at 3409 Victoria Ave in Brandon to help liquidate this inventory. If you're looking for shelf pulls, overstocks, closeouts, surplus, discontinued, and clearance items Direct Liquidation has them all. Over the past several months they have worked with contacts all over the country to bring you the largest clothing liquidation sale, at the best prices, to hit the Westman area. A great selection of men's, women's, and children's clothing awaits you with discounts up to 50% off regular priced merchandise. Brand names included among the sale include: Kirkland, Puma, Adidas, Tuff Athletics, Calvin Klein, Skechers, Mondetta, O,Neill, Levi, Haggar, Quicksilver, Roots, Sun Ice, Luisa Spagnoli, Calway, and more... Doors open this Saturday, September the 24th at 2:00 pm.