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Frank McGwire
on March 20, 2023
While this past Saturday's live music event was the first one in a long while in the backroom of Eastside it was successful enough to encourage semi regular shows to be held at this venue.... Read full article
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Frank McGwire
on March 12, 2023
From playing gigs around Brandon and Westman to playing shows across North America. Dylan MacDonald evolves into a full-fledged musical "Field Guide" for your listening enjoyment.... Read full article
on February 16, 2023
on February 16, 2023
It's been over a year since he exited his position as Program Director for 94.7 Star FM and Q Country 91.5 FM. Moreover, he hasn't hosted a morning show in a little more than 2 years. Now he's looking forward to hosting a new online show!... Read full article
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Westman Zone Blogs
on February 12, 2023
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Westman Zone Blogs
on February 12, 2023
Is the amount of sleep more important than the quality of sleep? Find out the answer to this question and more in this 2-minute read.... Read full article
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Dylan Foster
on February 4, 2023
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Dylan Foster
on February 4, 2023
Consistency is key when it comes to sleep. Healthline recommends going to bed and waking up at the same time each day, even on weekends, so your body gets into a healthy sleep rhythm. Also, avoid napping during the day, so you don’t throw off... Read full article
on February 3, 2023
on February 3, 2023
Born and raised in Brandon, Dean holds a business degree from Brandon University and is also a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA). Dean has worked for small and medium-sized businesses, a Fortune 500 company, and most recently in Municipal Gov... Read full article
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Westman Zone Weather
on January 15, 2023
As the unseasonable temperatures continue to rise, combined with a low-pressure system tracking into Manitoba the possibility of freezing rain increases. Parts of Westman could see as much as 5mm by early Sunday evening.... Read full article
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Frank McGwire
on January 5, 2023
Numbers were down right across the country. For example, Winnipeg, which usually sees 1200 people using the service, unofficially topped off at around 800 this year. The biggest challenge this year is finding volunteers to facilitate the rides.... Read full article
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Environment Canada
on December 28, 2022
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Environment Canada
on December 28, 2022
Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways and parking lots may become icy and slippery. Ice build-up may cause tree branches to break.... Read full article
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Frank McGwire
on December 26, 2022
WTCD Committee Chair Gladden Smith was very pleased with how the day went and was very thankful for the volunteers who made it happen, "We can’t say enough about the volunteers,... Read full article
on December 20, 2022
on December 20, 2022
A period of extreme cold values will continue through the week during the overnight and early morning periods. Temperatures are expected to return to seasonal by the weekend.... Read full article
on December 17, 2022
on December 17, 2022
The male suspect is described as 6'0", slim build, wearing a black sweater with the hood up, a black cap with 'No Fear' on it, a blue Domino's Pizza jacket, black pants, sunglasses, black gloves and blue medical face mask.... Read full article
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