Progress Edition - Assiniboia - 2025

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CENTURY 21 Insight Realty Ltd. Spotlight

Seeking or Selling Homes: part of the Tjeltveit duo. CENTURY 21® REALTOR® in Assiniboia served by mother daughter duo of Dionne Tjeltveit and Cassie McCann.

Dionne Tjeltveit has been a part of real estate in Assiniboia and area for over 20 years. She switched to the CENTURY 21® franchise in 2008. Her daughter, Cassie, came on board over five years ago.

“It is always great to see people find the house of their dreams. We had several first-time home buyers be able to purchase their first home,” acknowledges Tjeltveit.

The rise in interest rates have presented challenges for the real estate industry, as it comes into play when a client is qualifying for a mortgage as it can significantly reduce the price that can be afforded. However, the Assiniboia realtor also adds it is nice to see mortgage rates dropping.

This real estate business is a full-service provider. They specialise in buying and selling residential homes, acreages, farms and commercial property. CENTURY 21® also offers free Market evaluations for those wanting to know what their property is worth, as well, they can also assist in recommending inspectors, mortgage specialists and help finding a lawyer.

Something people may not know about this real estate business? - “We can assist you in buying any property. It does not have to be listed with us. We handle all MLS (Multiple Listing) properties but can also assist with For Sale by Owner properties or even contacting people who do not have their homes listed. We can sell any property in Saskatchewan,” affirms Tjeltveit.

“We are a strong supporter of the community. We sponsor lots of sporting teams, dance teams, give out raffle prizes to groups and we volunteer a lot of

our time for local events. We also sponsor teams and events in the surrounding communities,” states the CENTURY 21

Tjeltveit affirms that one of the keys to their business success story is they are local, and they care about the community.

“We have strong negotiating skills that go a long way in making deals happen. We live here and we want to make the area strong for generations to come.”

You can find Dionne and CENTURY 21 and listings on https://dionne-tjeltveit.c21.ca/ and Cassie at https://cassie.mccannc21.ca/ well as their social media page. Search realtor.ca for a list of all properties in the area.

Tjeltveit responded to the Assiniboia Times on what is one of the biggest assets of doing business in Assiniboia, “We know the community. We know the properties. We know the history of the surrounding community and can help make your best decisions based on local input, not just selling pressure. Buying and selling properties are some of the biggest decisions you will make in your lifetime, so you should choose someone that is knowledgeable to

make the best decisions. We live in this community and spend our money in this community. We are always giving back to make it a better place for everyone.”

Dionne and Cassie can help from residential to commercial, farms, acreages and even leases, these women look after real estate wants and needs for Assiniboia and area.

CENTURY 21® is the most recognized name in real estate today. Dionne believes her clients feel real trust in the brand because of its longevity and professionalism. An added bonus, this real estate duo can refer them to another CENTURY 21® branch anywhere in Canada.

Tjeltveit has been recognized with a sales award in every year of her career with CENTURY 21®

Flexibility in hours is one of the strengths as often those looking for homes are searching on weekends and holidays due to their busy work schedules and home lives.

“Getting a referral is the best thank you that you can receive as it means that clients have appreciated our service so much that they will tell someone else.”

Dionne Tjeltveit and Cassie McCann, CENTURY 21 REALTOR and Sales Associate

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Table of Content AssiniboiaTimes Progress 2025 Edition

This Progress edition showcases a community of long-established and new Assiniboia businesses and organizations defined by the progressive nature in the place they proudly call Assiniboia. The challenge is not just what you see in front of you, it is the relentless progress you make by tackling all those things that need to be done beyond your reach. Thanks to everyone who joined together to bring us this special issue.

Contributors: Linda Hall, Advertising

Sue Wilson,

Coordinator

Sherri

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Young’s Equipment

• Our Vision: Leading the way in a thriving agricultural community.

• Our Mission: To help Saskatchewan agri-businesses feed the world, by maximizing accuracy, quality, yield, and up-time, through the provision of exceptional service and outstanding products.

• Founded: November 1st, 1988 • Founding partners: Lloyd Young, Tim Young, Bill Young, Ron Young • Major line: Case IH

• Short lines: over 25 separate lines • Current employee base: over 250

• Parts inventory: over $22 million. Access to the entire inventory is available through any of the 9 locations in Saskatchewan, including Assiniboia.

Young’s Equipment is Saskatchewan’s largest Case IH Agriculture dealership. It offers an incredible selection of farm machinery, agricultural implements, task-specific equipment and virtually everything else that today’s modern farm requires.

Young’s Equipment carries many of the top farm equipment lines in North America, featuring Case IH tractors, combines and sprayers as well as many short lines, such as Vaderstad, MacDon, Highline and Parker, just to name a few. If you need a particular piece of equipment for your farm operations, you’ll find it at Young’s Equipment.

Whether it is more horsepower to get you going in the spring, or a bigger combine to help you finish earlier in the fall, Young’s Equipment in Assiniboia is committed to getting you into the right piece of equipment at the right price.

To ensure that your parts get to you when you need them, the company runs two delivery vehicles from its headquarters in Regina to the company’s other locations. During peak seasons, such as seeding and harvest, the delivery service runs seven days a week. Product demonstrations have been the cornerstone of the Young’s business model from the very beginning. As part of great service, our product specialist will actually bring equipment to the field for a side-by-side comparison. Once a customer has made the decision to purchase a piece of equipment the product specialist will accompany the delivery for an operating demonstration.

The Assiniboia location opened in 2003. A new 16,000 square foot shop and 2,000 square foot

office and storage space was added in 2014. At Young’s Equipment, it’s really about having great staff. That’s why employee recognition and a commitment to training is how the company walks the talk. Clients walk into the front door to a welcoming atmosphere, a clean professional showroom and helpful staff. In Assiniboia, the branch is managed by Doug Graham, Mike Lingelbach is the service manager, Chad Rogers is the parts manager, and Raymond Martin as well as Brian Wegner handle the sales. The location has a staff of 26.

Young’s Equipment is truly committed to being your partner in agriculture. We believe that the only way we can be successful is by ensuring our customers are successful.

Mike Lingelbach Service Manager

Chad Rogers Parts Manager

Darby Bergeron Service Tech

Erin Nelson Parts Person

Shannon Mohr Service Writer

Paul Ducharme Parts Person

Carel Lidderd Service Tech

Larry Reid Wholegoods Support

Lane Hanson Service Advisor

Chris Tallon Parts Person

Danny Fehr Service Tech

Jesse Hansen Service Tech

Goretti Smith Office Administrator

Johannes Alberts Advanced Technology Specialist

Tasha Hoff Parts Person

Kala Sippola Service Tech

Courtney Wilkins Service Tech

Curtis Willcott Service Tech

Tyler Mickleborough Truck Driver

Doug Graham Branch Manager

Raymond Martin Salesman

Brian Wegner Salesman

Martin Lingelbach Pilot Driver

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Assiniboia Food Store

Cashiers

Grocery

Bakery/Deli Meat

Pharmacy

Produce

• Grocery department: Canadian and ethnic canned & frozen products, Co-op private label products, pet food & baby essentials, RO Water

• Bakery/Deli department: custom cakes, meat & cheese trays, soup & sandwiches, quick meals

• Meat department: in-house meat cutters, custom cuts available, store made sausage, burgers & smoked products

• Pharmacy department : prescriptions, medication reviews & renewals, compliance packaging, vaccinations

• Produce department: wide selection of ready to eat fruit & vegetables, fruit & vegetable trays, flowers

The Co-op is different! Our business is owned by Co-op members in our communities. When you shop locally, you’re supporting a Canadian business, and we carry many options to make it easy for you to Buy Canadian, including a growing line of quality Co-op Gold products.

Southland Co-op has been proudly serving our communities for over 85 years. We are owned by our members, and committed to serving our communities and giving back to them. Our profits are returned to our member-owners through cash-back and equity.

In 2023-2024, $1,410,008 was paid out in Annual Member Equity Repayment in June 2024, and the total patronage allocation for 2023 was $2,485,744 , and over $135,000 went back to our communities through Community Involvement Projects.

Southland gives back to our communities through Communities in Full Colour, Scholarships, Community Builders Program, Gift Card Fundraising Program, Fuel Good Day, Sponsorships & Donations. We support sports and recreation, arts and culture, and health and education.

We have branches in 5 communities and 10 branch locations, and currently employ more than 145 people.

Our commodity lines include Food, Pharmacy, Liquor, Home Centre, Agro and Petroleum, including cardlocks in 3 communities.

The Co-op App provides access to over 380 Cardlock locations across Western Canada, Flyers for all Commodities, and the Pharmacy App, which allows you to track and refill your prescriptions.

Assiniboia Agro & Petroleum Assiniboia Liquor Store

Tools, Fuel Tanks & pumps, Animal Health & Feed, Livestock Handling Equipment, Grain Bins, Bulk petroleum & oil deliveries

Co-op private label products, provincial-made products, beer cooler, special event planning services

Assiniboia Gas Bar Assiniboia Home Centre

Full Service Fuel & Propane, Ice, Bait, Hot Coffee, Ice Cream, Tobacco, Lottery, Clean washroom facilities

Seasonal items, Tools & Hardware, Paint & Siding, Lighting & Plumbing, Lumber

Lafleche Food Store & Service Station Gravelbourg Food Store

Regular Gas & Diesel, Propane, Ice, Bait, Tobacco, Lottery, Liquor, Groceries including meat & produce, RO Water

Wide variety of groceries, pet food and Home & Beauty Products, In-store liquor with Cold Beer, Produce department, In-house Meat cutter, RO water, Tobacco

Mossbank Branch Coronach Food Store Coronach Service Centre

Regular Gas & Diesel, Animal Health & Feed, Tools & Hardware, Oil & Grease, Tobacco

Wide variety of groceries, pet food, In-store liquor with Cold Beer, Produce department, In-store Meat cutter, In-store bakery, Tobacco, RO Water

Regular Gas & Diesel, Propane, Paint & Hardware, Lottery, Oil & Grease, Confectionary & Tobacco

Spotlight

Kal Tire continues to fly the orange and black and our priority of outstanding customer service has not changed. We have the best customers in Canada and we want to give them the best service possible which is why we are known across the country for our customer care. As a point of pride it is very important to us and we really take it to heart.

We are on call 24/7 and, within our capabilities, try to make our customers’ lives a little easier. If we are able to, we will pick up vehicles, service them and take them back to the owner. As the old saying goes, “We aim to please.”

Customers at Kal Tire walk into a professional and courteous atmosphere where their needs are put first and they can count on services and products that

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are backed by almost 300 stores across Canada. Walking into Assiniboia’s location you are greeted by Dianne who is known for great customer service. Umesh and Nicolas will handle all your tire service needs. Your service is complete with our expert mechanic, Randy, there to tackle all your mechanical needs with professionalism. While we specialize in steering and suspension, we also service brakes and exhaust and we are SGI certified for out of province inspections. Myself, Clayton, as manager I am ready to assist all of my team to further ensure the best customer service.

We offer some of the best products including Bridgstone, Firestone, Michelin, Yokohama, Nokian, BF Goodrich, Bandag Retreads and Nitto Tires all in stock at Kal Tire with access to many more to help customers in finding the right tires. We handle all your

tire needs whether it’s for your passenger or light truck vehicles as well as your semi and agricultural equipment.

Four-wheel computerized alignments, exhaust services, brake services, driveline repairs, SGI inspections, tune-ups, oil changes, shocks and struts are all offered by our mechanic on staff. This year we partnered with the Canadian Automobile Association so CAA customers can get an additional 5% off products and services.

Our Service Trucks are ready to respond to any emergency from Assiniboia to Bengough, Avonlea, Pangman, Coderre, Gravelbourg, all across the south Canadian border and all points in between. “We go EVERYWHERE!”

“We provide service. That’s our main focus, and it’s what we really specialize in.”

FROSTY FOODS

I’m Shai Corman and since coming from a background of restaurant business after working with my mom from 2017, I opened my business, Frosty Foods, in 2021. I redesigned the enterprise as take out only with indoor freezers and coolers for prepared meal shopping.

Conveniently located on 1st Avenue East along Highway 13 the store is popular with the elderly and busy moms who like the option of microwaveable meals. The other option of frozen meals make busy nights easy by popping supper in the oven.

The menu selections at Frosty Foods include burgers, fries and shakes, at the same time offering friendly options like chicken wraps, salads and smoothies. Burgers, fries and milkshakes may be the flagship availability, but Frosty’s carries a wide selection of food choices suitable for lunches. The latest offering is fried chicken ~ the chicken is tender and light, the coating is crispy. The fish and chips serve up delectable battered cod filets with fries and coleslaw as a side. All meals come with a choice of two types of fries, skins, salad or soup.

I emphasize that all my meals are home-cooked. I prefer to serve fresh foods daily made on-site. This allows my staff and I to get creative and offer Buffalo Quesadilla or

• Prepared meals

• Lunch Menu

• Ice Cream

• Home Baked Desserts

• Fresh Salad Bar

• Custom Cakes

• Fried Chicken

• Catering

chipotle beef burgers as well as fresh soup and daily pizza by the slice.

If you are looking for a snack, Frosty’s features a number of side dishes like two types of fries, onion rings, poutine, mozza sticks and more.

Healthy is also on the menu at Frosty’s. For those on restricted diets or just craving some crunchy greens, we provide fresh salad bowls, different types of salads, wraps and sandwiches. There is also “to go” food like take out soups.

The desserts deserve special mention. They feature a variety of homemade pies, 6~inch and 9~inch decorated ice cream cakes, muffins, cinnamon buns, and other baking. These are individually wrapped for easy take out.

The full ice cream bar has become popular in the summer with ice cream desserts for take out or enjoyed at the picnic table. Customers can enjoy milkshakes, floats and malts in assorted flavours, or other options like cones and twisters.

Beverage choices include canned pop, bottled pop and floats. Coffee and milk as well as smoothies round out the menu.

Have a Birthday or Celebration? Think of us for your next cake! We offer small and large round cakes, slab cakes and cupcakes. Call to custom order or come in and pick one out of the cooler!

11am-2pm

10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thru 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.

10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Drive Thru

a.m. - 7 p.m.

Prairie Villa Inc.

Prairie Villa inc. is a locally owned company providing assisted and supportive living for seniors in our region. Prairie Villa has been recently renovated and is licensed as a 57-resident personal care home by Saskatchewan Health ensuring high quality standards.

The home-like environment will provide many services suited to each resident's needs. Prairie Villa is a smoke-free environment. All common areas and hallways are air-conditioned.

Prairie Vila provides its residents a number of amenities, including:

• Fireside Lounge: Relax and socialize in this spacious area while enjoying the wonderful view and natural sunlight. Sit comfortably in one of the sofas or chairs next to the fireplace and big screen TV.

• Dining Room and Activity Area: The large windows in this area create a bright welcoming environment and overlooks one of the garden areas.

• Chapel: Bask in the solitude of our quaint chapel area for contemplation and

relaxation or attend one of our inter-denominational services.

• Outdoor Garden: This spacious gated area, complete with raised flower beds, walkways and shaded areas, will provide residents and guests with an opportunity to relax and take in nature,

• Resident Rooms: Choose from a variety of sunlit single rooms or two room suites Residents are invited to furnish their rooms in their own distinctive style. All rooms have Individual climate control, private toilets and sinks, and are wired for telephone and cable TV

• Bathing Facilities: We offer two walk-in jet tubs, two soaker tubs and one wheelchairaccessible shower room.

• Hair Cutting Facility: A fully-equipped room for a cut to suit one's personal style.

• Private Parking: Plug-ins are available for residents vehicles.

Prairie Villa's trained staff provide a number of personal services:

• Home-cooked meals and snacks following Canada's Food and Nutrition Guide are prepared fresh daily in our large modern kitchen. Guests and families are welcome to join us for meals served in the dining room.

• Recreation and social activities are planned regularly and facilitated by trained staff and volunteers. Programs will change on an on-going basis to reflect the interests of the residents.

• Registered Nurse/Director of Care on duty five days a week during regular business hours.

• House keeping

• On-site laundry

• Bathing assistance as required

• Medication assistance as required.

Safety services provided for relaxed living:

• Round the clock staffing Fire alarm system

• Fire sprinkler system

• Door alarm system

• Individual call bell system

• Gated garden area

Prairie Villa is an environment where compassion, warmth and laughter are the norm.

Prairie Villa offers:

• Comfortable, secure, relaxed seniors living

• Dining room

• Chapel

• Secured outdoor garden area

• Bathing facilities

• Private parking

• Recreation activities

Rotary Club of Assiniboia

Assiniboia’s Rotary Club is part of an international organization that puts a large part of our efforts into the lives of youth. While our focus on the lives of youth in Assiniboia benefits the community, our focus on the lives of youth internationally benefits families and the community directly through the ripple effect where doing good in one area has far reaching positive effects.

The Four-Way Test of the things we think, say or do

1. Is it the truth?

2. Is it fair to all concerned?

3. Will it build goodwill and better friendships?

4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned?

Joanne

To this end, on an international level, the Rotary Club aids the Ripple Effect Project through funding to build schools in Guatemala. Along with building schools, bathrooms with doors were provided which increased attendance. Scholarships were set up that students could apply for to become teachers. Some of the students who became teachers have come back to teach in their home area.

In terms of education, a project referred to as the Water Hippo allows parents to gather water on their own freeing up their children to attend school regularly. Where once whole families had to work together to gather water in small vessels, now one person can haul water in an easy to maneuver much larger vessel.

Closer to home a local student undertook a project to clean up the community. With assistance from a rotary member this student created a project dividing volunteers into smaller groups and assigning areas to each group so the town could be cleaned up in an afternoon.

A new, currently temporary, fundraiser for the club has been the introduction of an escape room in a space donated by Taylor’s Auto proprietor. Another fundraising endeavor is the Trivia NIght that runs every second Wednesday of the month at Nash’s Restaurant. The money from this fundraiser is donated to many different projects depending on need. One of many very deserving recipients was the Limerick Daycare in Limerick as well as Gold South Child Care in Assiniboia.. The Rotary Club welcomes new members. Anyone interested may contact: Jeanne Woolhouse 642-8120; Tom Mountain 642-4605.

Back Row: Walter Hutchinson, Dwayne Woolhouse, Geraldine Ruzicka, Sandy Cristo, Leila Elder, Tom Mountain, Norm Rogers, Bob Scott, Melody O’Reilly, Front Row: Matilda Wilksen (student from Germany), Sandra Peutert, Jeanne Woolhouse, Leanne Pituley, Mike Broda, Danny O’Reilly.

Missing:

Feeley, Sara Mowat

Stark & Marsh

For over 100 years, Stark & Marsh has been working alongside owner-operated farm and business owners of southern Saskatchewan helping navigate tax complexities, improving profitability, managing cash flow, and building lasting value. If there is planning required, whether that’s personal financial, business growth, transition, or estate preparation, Stark & Marsh is available to provide clarity and confidence every step of the way.

Over the past eight years, Stark & Marsh has called Assiniboia home with a full-time office established in 2016. Since then, Stark & Marsh has experienced significant growth, not only in its client base, but also within its team. What started as a small operation with just two employees has grown to a team of ten, all dedicated to providing exceptional financial services to clients in the Assiniboia region.

While compliance accounting remains an essential part of its offerings, Stark & Marsh has placed a strong focus on helping business owners and farmers plan for the transition of their businesses and farms. Recognizing the complexities involved in these transitions, the firm has developed strategies tailored to the unique needs of each client.

A pivotal addition to Stark & Marsh’s services has been Financial Planning, which has become a valuable foundation for crafting effective transition plans. This service has enabled the firm to help clients secure their financial futures with confidence. Additionally, Stark & Marsh has been

instrumental in guiding clients through an ever-changing legislative landscape, ensuring they are prepared for regulations that could affect the value of their businesses.

The support from the Assiniboia community has been a key factor in Stark & Marsh’s success. The trust placed in the firm by local individuals and businesses has allowed it to grow and innovate, providing financial solutions that meet the region’s needs.

Looking ahead, Stark & Marsh remains committed to offering services that support the financial goals of the Assiniboia community, building on its strong foundation of growth, trust, and expertise.

TO ASSINIBOIA

Stark & Marsh Photo by Muriel Fehr

Back Left to Right: Brenda Fehler, Record Keeper, Alida Lidderd, Accountant, Jessie Rood, Accountant, Sara Kesslering, Accountant, Front Left to Right: Chelsea Kennedy, Accountant, Madison Weinbender MPAcc, Accountant. Not Pictured are Caitlin Batty, Accountant, Kate Modon, Client Administration, Kelly Bruneau, Accountant, Michelle Davidson, CPA, CA - Accountant.

Sundance

Communications

Sundance Communications in business since 1994 • Employees: 5

Services offered for SaskTel:

• Activations for Landlines and Wireless

• Phone Books

• SaskTel High Speed InterNET/infiNET, maxTV, maxTV Stream

• Great Service

Spotlight

As a SaskTel Authorized Dealer, Sundance Communications offers the following services. Wireless including Cellular Plans and Devices, maxTV, maxTV Stream, interNet/ infiNET.

Our inventory includes iPhones, Smartphones, Flip Phones and a full range of accessories including cellular boosters for any size of building.

SaskTel has recently updated their plans to accommodate the needs of all their customers, Business or Consumer and PrePaid. New travel plans are now available in the US, Mexico and Internationally. Prepaid customers can also get US calling included in their plans.

SaskTel strives to give their customers the best possible service and rates!

“The plans are always adapting, so we encourage all new and existing customers to come in and select the device and plan that will best suit their needs.”

In March 2025 Sundance Communications will be celebrating 31 years of service to the Southland. Barry and Gwen would like to thank all of our loyal customers for your support over the years.

Monday - Saturday: 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.

Amanda Stenerson, Sara Anderson, Cherie Anderson, Patsy Anderson, Brandy Pituley

Laureen’s Place

Laureen’s Place has been in business in Assiniboia for 25 plus years. I am Laureen Brezinski, the owner and operator. In 1996 I moved to Assiniboia. My business was opened in 1997.

I also offer facials with Repechage skin care products which are a seaweedbased collection that have nourishing and healing benefits. The facials take clients from cleanse and exfoliation to massage and moisturizing.

product lines

• Manicures

• Pedicures

• Waxing

• Facials

I offer a variety of esthetic services such as pedicures, manicures, facials, body waxing and facial waxing which includes the upper lip and eyebrows. In trying to provide all types of care for clients’ needs I can tailor my esthetic services and customize their beauty regime.

I’ve always tried to keep the focus of my services on care. Part of the services provided at Laureen’s Place is educating clients about beauty ministrations. I try to promote the healthy appearance of face, hands and feet. Offering high-quality products that are chemical free and healthy for the skin accomplishes this.

Using such specialized products as Footlogix Pediceuticals which is the only pediceutical-grade skincare product for feet, I personalize the care for all types of client needs. Other professional product lines used at Laureen’s Place are Sparitual, Zoya, Artistic and Light Concept Nails. The very popular vegan nail polishes are manufactured by Sparitual and Zoya. This appeals to many, especially those clients with chemical sensitivities.

It is a relaxed atmosphere and a way to de-stress. Clients place their trust in me. I have created a comfortable soothing atmosphere for them, developing a rapport and building trust where they can feel free to be social or just relax. People know who it is providing their service.

Training and Certification was received through Best Buy Esthetics in Saskatoon from the world-leading Light Concept Nails which initiated training programs for nail technicians in Canada coming from a long history of ground-breaking in the industry and in cosmetic science. I continue to stay on top of the latest products, techniques and developments in the industry.

Closing in on my 30th Anniversary I would like to say Thank You to Assiniboia and the surrounding communities for their continued support of my business. It is greatly appreciated!

My hours are Monday to Friday by appointment.

Harvey’s Home Centre is your one-stop shop in the south country with a reputation for its customer service, great selection and quality products for over 100 years. Founded by Lewis Harvey in the 1920’s who passed the business down to his son Wilfred and later to his grandsons Graham and Scott.

Now owned by Kevin Hagley, Ted Kwasnicki and Ken Berggren who were all loyal employees for several years, in whom the Harvey’s saw great potential and invited to purchase the business. We have now been in business 10 years and are

still respecting the name with the same quality of products and service, while also providing the knowledge and experience we have gained over the years.

We stock a large inventory of furniture, window coverings, large and small appliances, televisions, flooring and of course, everything else you can traditionally find in a home hardware store. If you don’t see what you are looking for, one of our department managers will do their best for you and order it in. It’s important to us that our customers are satisfied at the end of the day and that doesn’t

end after the sale. We offer delivery and setup with a careful and efficient delivery team and we service the appliances and furniture we sell.

Our knowledgeable staff have years of experience and are amazing people that have spent their lives in this business, raised their families here and are proud to call Assiniboia their home. They genuinely care about our customers and are always willing to help.

After all, it’s our customers that keep the doors open and we can’t thank them enough for all their support.

Daniel Rosas

Elaine Hannah

Tina Collins

Charlene Berner

Nicole Serfas

Cheryl Schuweiler

Jordan Reynoldson

Matthew Tripp Jesse Delorme Wade Serfas

Jacqui Silzer

Ken Berggren, Ted Kwasnicki, Kevin Hagley

Our Services Offered:

• Full frame repair

Chuck’s Collision Centre

• Full windshield replacement and repair

• In House ADAS calibrations

• Custom paint and restorations

• Plastic repair

• Courtesy vehicle available

We Provide:

• SGI Accredited

• Accept all insurance company claims

• Secure compound

• Free estimates

• Offer a large selection of aftermarket accessories

• Still offering secure outside storage for rent on Campbell Street

Chuck’s Collision Centre is family owned and operated. Chuck started the business in 1998. We are his son and daughter-inlaw, Nathan and Jessica Rust. We took over ownership of the business in 2023, keeping the focus on customer satisfaction and high quality repairs. We take pride in the work we do.

I’m Nathan, and have worked at Chuck’s Collision for over 15 years learning a lot while working for Chuck. I am sharing my experience with our younger staff. As of 2025 we will have two journeymen technicians, one second year technician and a new apprentice. We have a young

staff, but we are working hard on getting them trained up to continue our reputation for producing high quality repairs.

I'm Jessica, and I started at the shop in 2021. I’ve completed the training necessary to administer SGI estimates on vehicles. It is my friendly face and voice that greets all customers in the office and over the phone everyday. I pride myself on my customer service and providing everyone with the information they need to make a bad day better. We see people on some of their worst days and if we can help the process go smoothly for them, that is a win.

With new ownership comes new changes to new equipment and an office remodel to make the collision process a better experience for those involved.

We are SGI accredited and do all types of insurance work.

We are consistently investing in the newest equipment and technologies. In 2024 we purchased a full ADAS (advanced driver assist system) calibration system. This allows us to calibrate windshield cameras and blind spot detection systems in house. We also purchased a brand new Pro Spot resistance welder which allows us to duplicate factory welds on vehicles.

Shurniak Art Gallery showcases original paintings, sculptures and artifacts from around the globe collected by Bill Shurniak. The world class gallery welcomes visitors with a warm, hospitable atmosphere. The courtyard and grounds include extensive plantings of flowers and shrubs.

Seven exhibition rooms, named after former and current villages in the area, display the outstanding permanent collection of both Canadian and international art. As well, artwork by selected visiting artists is featured on a rotating basis. This exposure provides public recognition for artists outside of the Shurniak collection.

The annual fundraiser event hosts entertainment, food, new exhibitions along with the Christmas Open House as recurring events. Regular youth and adult art workshops are scheduled throughout the fall and winter with a Summer Art Program for Youth. The gallery co-hosts the annual Assiniboia Artist Retreat with the Assiniboia and District Arts Council each July welcoming artists from all over Canada.

Tourists continue to pour into Assiniboia to visit the well-known gallery, but locals are encouraged to come in at any time as the exhibits are continually changing and there are events to take part in. An extensive library of art books is available for visitors to browse through on the premises. Enjoy a few leisurely hours with beautiful books in a lovely setting. Wander around to see what’s new.

The gallery is wheelchair accessible and gallery admission is always free.

Shurniak Art Gallery

B & A Petroleum

Three Decades of Service in Assiniboia and Area

Sherri Solomko / Freelance Reporter

Janice Meyer, Human Resources Manager for B & A Petroleum Ltd. in Assiniboia, said they have been part of the business community for three decades.

Five staff work at this location including: Cameron Sinclair, manager; drivers, Dwight Zerie and Matt Sinclair; Admin personnel, Kyle Volsky and Flaman Rentals, Brent Beaton.

Meyer says of their business, “During this period of economic challenge, B&A Petroleum Ltd. has added staff, services and equipment at our locations in an effort to provide quality products and customer service and has remained committed to ongoing investment in local initiatives, programs, services, teams and events that support the continued success and sustainability of the communities we serve.”

As with other businesses in the area, the continued drought and economic challenges are something they are facing on an ongoing basis.

B & A Petroleum Ltd. offers not only bulk petroleum and lube sales, they are also a Flaman Rentals vendor, as well as sell livestock salt and feeds and pet food.

Meyer adds one thing people may not know about their business, “B & A Petroleum Ltd. is locally owned and operated by the Meyer family, who have been in business for over 50 years from their initial investment in Meyer’s Fuels to the expansion of their existing company which includes 12 locations. “

B & A Petroleum also serves individuals, small businesses, industry and communities throughout Southwestern Saskatchewan.

This decades long family business is dedicated to supporting community sports and local initiatives such as

high school, hockey, curling, golf, Chamber membership, Ethnic Jubilee, new arena donation and welcome to Assiniboia efforts.

“B&A Petroleum Ltd. greatly appreciates the support and business of our customers, the community of Assiniboia and surrounding area. We strive to be a strong economic and community partner that operates with integrity, honesty and transparency by helping to facilitate economic and community prosperity through contributions to common goals that foster growth, development and sustainability.”

L-R: Brent Beaton, Kylie Volsky, Cam Sinclair, Mat Sinclair, Missing from photo is Dwight Zerie

Three decades plus one year for Assiniboia family business, Integra Tire

A milestone 30th anniversary was held in 2024 for Integra Tire of Assiniboia, owned and operated by Darrin, Tracy and Dylan Karst

The guys began working out of the old Petro Canada service station before purchasing the current location, that was opened in 1994.

Integra Tire prides itself on providing employment for 21 people in the community.

“Highlights of the last year include celebrating our 30 years in business, and being able to give back to the community by way of a fundraising barbecue at that event,” affirms Karst.

In fact, giving back in general is a theme of this community business as they sponsor events throughout the year as well as providing donations for prizes for a number of events and activities.

The team at Integra Tire aims to minimize downtime for their farming friends during seeding and harvest.

Challenges come with business operation for anyone and Shirley Karst notes that staffing is often a challenge for them.

“We strive to be fully staffed but that isn’t always the case. We have three farm service trucks that ideally, we would have staffed 100% of the time, but that isn’t always feasible. Because we have physically demanding jobs it takes a special person to not only be able to work, but to want to work. The tire truck especially is a heavy job and is often working under less-than-ideal conditions. There were many times during this past seeding and harvest that Tracy, his son Kyle, Darrin and his son Dylan were out on the truck. We don’t want to see our farming friends down any longer than need be,” says Shirley Karst.

Knowing that tires are an expensive investment, they do what they can to minimize price increases. However, like everything else, the prices on their products have had to increase.

“It’s hard explaining to the customer that purchased the same tire a year previous that they now must pay $100 more, for instance, and manufacturers have done nothing to improve the product, it’s just the cost of manufacturing and shipping. We always strive to keep prices down, but many factors as of late have been beyond our control,” states Shirley Karst.

Challenges can also come by way of parts and shipping, sometimes, the parts needed are not readily available, meaning a longer turn around on customer’s vehicles. At Integra Tire, most of their parts come from within the community, however, there are times when they have been forced to order straight from the dealer.

“In addition to tires of all sizes from passenger to Ag, we have ag wheels, custom wheels and tracks, we also offer a full line of both automotive and heavy-duty mechanics. We do mechanical SGI safety inspections for automotive and heavy-duty vehicles which includes semi’s as well as trailers,” adds the team at Integra Tire.

What is one thing about this business that people may not know? Shirley Karst responds, “We are proud to say our staff is very diverse, with each person bringing their unique skill set to work each day. Our staff represent four different countries including Canada and speak a total of four different languages including English.”

As far as community engagement we believe that giving back is one of the most important things a business can do. Integra Tire is a proud supporter of the new arena, and has been since the fundraising for the project began many years ago. This community business is also happy to say that they also support events happening in neighboring towns in the area.

Integra Tire donates both coffee and environmentally friendly plastic cups each year to many organizations. Their support of the annual Festival of Trees has been happening since the event began, 25 years ago. Not only do they purchase a corporate table, they typically purchase items at the live or silent auction, knowing funds are going to worthwhile community causes.

Integra Tire looks forward to being a Platinum sponsor for the upcoming 2025 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship, taking place in Nov. 2025 at the Assiniboia Curling Club.

What is the key to your business success story? “Customer service, hard work and great staff is the key to success for us. We treat our customers the way we would like to be treated. We provide quality service, in a friendly, courteous and timely manner.”

While Integra Tire does have a website and a Facebook page, they find, for the most part, their customers still like the traditional way of dealing with them as Shirley Karst affirms the bulk of their customer engagement comes from the phone. Although texting has become a more frequent manner of communication and they still welcome walk in traffic on a regular basis.

Asked what they might consider one of the biggest assets of doing business in Assiniboia, Shirley Karst responds, “Shopping local or doing business locally helps to keep our town going strong and, in many ways, growing. When you shop local, you’re not supporting a big corporation or organization, you’re supporting families. Families of the owners, families of their employees, families of the businesses in town who supply us with parts. You are giving back and enabling local businesses to support events in and around the community. Your money stays in Saskatchewan, in Canada and most importantly in town. As business owners we shop and support local as well. “

With three decades of solid business commitment to Assiniboia, Darrin, Tracy and Dylan are ready to deliver years more of quality products and services to the community they serve.

Darrin Karst Owner

Tracy Karst Owner

Shirley Karst Safety/Human Resoources

Tammy Zerie Administration

Dylan Karst Owner

Scott Fender Service Manager

Kara Rivard Journeyman Parts Person

Ben Nelson Ag Service/Tire Technician

Wolfgang Koettrle Ag Service/Tire Technician

Clinton Prado Heavy Duty Tech.

Kyle Karst The Future

Don Rivard, Heavy Duty Technician

Dylan Main Journeyman Technician

Geramie Gaveronski Apprentice Technician

Kerwin Vasco Tire Technician

The Assiniboia & District Chamber of Commerce would like to thank our community for their continued dedication to shopping local.

Local businesses are the hub of our community, providing not only employment but supporting our local organizations, projects, and teams. It is the presence of our unique businesses that gives Assiniboia and the surrounding district its vibrant local community. The Assiniboia & District Chamber of Commerce members proudly offer high-quality products and neighbourly services that sustain our regional economy.

As we begin the 2025 year, the Assiniboia & District Chamber of Commerce will continue working towards our mission to “build and sustain a thriving business community.” We will do this by promoting local businesses, providing representation on important issues, creating networking opportunities, providing business referrals and holding events that support local businesses such as our Agriculture Appreciation Banquet, the Ethnic Jubilee scheduled for the fall of 2025 and monthly Chamber On Tap events and Business Excellence Awards for 2025.

The Chamber’s Board of Directors believes shopping locally improves the wealth and health of our community. We need local businesses so let’s continue to show our appreciation for all they do.

Shop Local. Eat Local. Live Local.

Assiniboia & District Chamber of Commerce

Assiniboia Commerce Board of Directors

Wyleen Hantelman Executive Director

Geraldine Ruzicka

Shelly Dahlman Talsa Warken Laurie Stianson

Ashley Barnsley Jessica Rust

Madison Chubb Afton Richards

Jordan Godson

Dave Mihalicz Excavating Ltd.

Forty-two years of business for Dave Mihalicz Excavating Ltd

Sherri Solomko / Freelance Reporter

A lot has changed since 1975, including the current Assiniboia business, Dave Mihalicz Excavating Ltd.

The business’s humble beginnings started when Dave Mihalicz moved to Assiniboia that year to begin work for an excavating company. In 1980, he became partners with Alvin Karst forming a business then known as Karst and Mihalicz Excavating Ltd.

In 1984, Dave bought the company out and established the well-known business, Dave Mihalicz Excavating LTD (DME).

After 32 years at the helm, Dave’s daughter Jolene, along with her husband Trevor purchased the company in 2016, continuing to operate in the well-established name and reputation for more than four decades.

Jolene says her dad continues to mentor along the way in efforts to continue business as usual.

DME has evolved and grown over the years as when it was started, there was one dozer, one truck and one other operator working alongside Dave himself. The company has now expanded to include a fleet of 11 power units and trailers, four excavators, two dozers, one backhoe, two skid steers, two packers and two loaders. During

busy peaks, the company employs 10-12 employees. A complete detailed list of equipment is included on their website.

Jolene says one of their highlights of the past year was completing all the ground work for the “new” Hawks Agro in Belle Plaine, Sask., as well as being part of the ‘new’ business opening soon in Assiniboia.

Excavating is just one part of this business as they offer services in demolition and clean up of any building large or small. DME has had years of experience, demolishing over 1000 grain elevators throughout Saskatchewan and neighbouring provinces. Their experience provides a safe and successful demolition work of any size. They also offer concrete breaking, trenching with ability to cut through asphalt, frozen ground.

Some of the other work they do includes dugouts & lagoons, basements, contaminated soil clean up, bin pads, tree row removal, rockpile removal, supply and install culverts, septic tanks & cisterns, grave digging, train derailment, shoreline erosion prevention, and snow removal.

Additionally, the company is a supplier and hauler of rock, sand, gravel and topsoil. The company website gives a complete detailed list of products that can be purchased, including photos for reference.

We specialize in the following services:

• Concrete breaking

• Demolition

• Excavation

• Sand

• Gravel

• Rock

• Topsoil

• Corral cleaning

• Bobcat work

• Snow removal

• Landscaping

• Free estimates

• Environmental cleanup

• Site preparation

• Dugouts

DME, like other businesses, find it challenging to recruit experienced and qualified employees to join their team. DME is also committed to giving back to the communities they serve. Jolene notes, “We support various organizations in Assiniboia and surrounding area such as Southland Coop Centre, Festival of Trees, Rotary Club, Rebels hockey, Wood Mountain Rodeo, Bengough Gateway Festival, Coronach Pool Fundraiser, ACHS Pink Games, Assiniboia Regional Park and Thomson Lake Regional Park.

The key to their business success story lies in their commitment to prioritizing customer service, affirming, “We do whatever we can to accommodate our customers.”

The business website, www.dmeltd.ca , along with their Facebook page, can help current and future customers know more about their work and the business overall. Jolene said new residents, as well as contactors working in Assiniboia, say their web page have helped find them and provide some details on the products and services this business offers.

Jolene says their business is grateful for community support and surrounding area for their family owned and operated business, which has helped them mark more than four decades as a community business.

Valet Cleaning offers:

• Residential

• Commercial

• Servicing Assiniboia & surrounding communities

• Carpet care

• Owner-operated

• Upholstery care packages

• Heavy-duty cleaning

• Walls & windows

• Siding and Eavestroughs Spotlight

Valet Cleaning brings a full spectrum of janitorial services and carpet cleaning to Assiniboia and surrounding communities. Owner and operator, Darren Jones is a master cleaner who has been in the business for 25 years operating in Moose Jaw. In 2011, he moved to Assiniboia and founded Valet Cleaning, which is independently-owned.

“It is owner-operated. People want to know who is in their home,” says Darren. Valet Cleaning provides a wide variety of services residential and commercial. Valet carpet cleaning offers carpet and upholstery care packages, external washing, window

Valet Cleaning “Clean made easy”

cleaning, heavy cleaning, walls, floors, cabinets and appliances. Darren can take care of all types of flooring.

Valet Carpet aims to provide premium carpet and upholstery care for the budget-minded customers. “As an owner-operator, I can take my time. My prices are fixed so there are no hidden costs,” Darren explained. His company is set apart from the rest because he uses a special rotary bonnet shampoo to surface clean carpet fibers followed by a carbonated rinse topped with Scotch Guard.

“I double clean it.” says Darren, “First, I get the surface clean, then I do the carbonated clean.”

Valet Carpet Cleaning

Using this system which is like commercial peroxide cleaning, carpets dry quicker and last longer. Valet Carpet does not use boiling water or soaps as some other companies do that can harm carpeting. Valet Carpet is all about gentle carpet care.

Darren has 5 years in the soft wash business, cleaning stucco siding, windows and eavestroughs, leaving your home spotless.

Using RO water to rinse: Small Homes's $150.00

Large Home's $200.00

Safe for plants and pets.

Assiniboia Senior Rebels, Notekeu Hockey

In the back row, from left, are Jordan Johnson, Daxin Peterson, Zack Evans, Scott Anderson, Sean Whelan, Bryce Hall, Colton Lethbridge, Riley Malone, Landon Marit, Bryden Silzer, Chase Dahlman, Marshall Ruzicka and Travis Marit. In the second row, from left, are coach Bill Hall, Spencer Bushell, Brayden Delorme, Kyle Hall, Lane Cayer, Eric Paradis, Derek Lessmeister, Jacob Eger, Dakota Helland, Travis Seal, trainer Jason Berner and assistant coach Dean Fortin. Missing from photo is Ben Wilson.

CHAMPIONS 14 OUT OF 16 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Able II Print in Assiniboia has been operating in the community for 44 years, started in 1981. Jordan Godson is the third-generation owner of this family business, taking over in 2020.

Godson works alongside one other employee. At Able II Print, the business designs and builds custom signage, vehicle wraps, graphics and all kinds of banners, decals and displays. They also offer commercial printing and design for all types of business as well as personal needs such as invoices, envelopes, flyers, cards, tickets and more.

Residents affirm having a business option like this right in their home community is a big asset.

Describing highlights of the past year,

Able II Print tells the Assiniboia Times, “We were asked to design and build a new sign for the Olympia Theatre here in town. We drew up a concept that the board liked and approved and we went to work building the steel frame (all welded in house). Then using our CNC router table we cut acrylic lettering to allow light to shine

Able II Print

through from the LED lighting inside the sign. The rest of the fabrication was to skin the outside with aluminum sheeting and then have the main part of the frame sandblasted and painted. We installed the sign using a crane truck to lift the sign in place and working from a man lift attached it to the building.

The sign was over 10’ tall and weighed roughly 500lbs. It was a challenging build but the result is awesome and will be in place for years to come.”

Able II Print sponsors local fundraising, sports team and events as part of their ongoing community engagement. As well, Jordan is a board member on the local Chamber of Commerce. What is a key on the ongoing business success story, Godson responds, “Staying dedicated to the business and providing quality products.”

The business keeps customers up to date on their Facebook page include highlights of their signage, design and ongoing projects.

“When we do an online push, we typically get some engagement back but over the years in the community and surrounding area word of mouth and being here for over 40 years keeps us busy.”

Godson affirms that one of the biggest assets of doing business in Assiniboia is staying engaged

with the community, local businesses, and people, knowing they prefer to support and shop local as much as possible.

In addition to the Olympia sign mentioned, other notable work by Able II Print has included donor wall and classroom signs at Rockglen Childcare Centre, custom blade sign and bracket at the Sweet Southern Oven Bakery, Mossbank Golf Club as well being lauded for their work at the Southland Co-op Centre that included dimensional signage, new board logos, ice decals and banners. Coming up for this year, look for new signage at the Assiniboia Regional Park Golf Course.

Jordan Godson and Chantel Cobbe

Assiniboia & District Arts Council remains dedicated to bringing the Arts to the Community

Back Row: Ray Marentette, Darshi Patel, Jiya Italia, Darlene Kowalchuk, Brenda Goodsman, Sofia Lozada, Nicole Serfas. Front Row: Donna Marentette, Alison Lewis, Marni Chadwick. Other Members (not in photo) Crystal Thorburn, Sheri Herbert, Porsche Gunchoski, Nicole Cristo, Kajal, Nilesh and Tanak Dobariya, Monique LeClaire, Aesha Patel, Vikram Patel.

Volunteers remain committed to the original goals of the Assiniboia & District Arts Council (AAC) in providing opportunities for residents to experience arts and culture locally. 2025 marks the 43rd year for this valuable community organization.

Funds raised by AAC help pay for programs such as the Stars for Saskatchewan Concert Series and the Performing Arts School program. Different types of performing arts concerts bring big city entertainment to small town Saskatchewan.

“We are always working to increase our audience to make sure everyone can experience the fantastic artists in our country,” says organization spokesperson Alison Lewis. “We gear entertainment to all ages and interests. For example, our 2025-26 season will include a former Cirque du Soleil performer and a comedian, as well as soul, folk and Celtic singers and bands.”

In quoting a line from the renowned Globe Theatre, Lewis affirms that “Live is better.” “The goal is to get people to enjoy more faceto-face time, as opposed to Facebook time,” she says. “We offer many activities for people to have an opportunity to do just that.”

In addition to performing arts the Arts Council sponsors several visual arts programs.

In partnership with the Assiniboia & District Public Library, throughout the year the AAC “Art’s Up” program presents local youth and adult artists’ work in the Kay Cristo Room at the Prince of Wales Centre. Twice a year the Assiniboia Arts Council brings in Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils juried art for display at Assiniboia’s Shurniak Art Gallery.

A highlight is the annual Mistletoe Art and Craft Sale, showcasing local and regional artists and crafters, who offer unique shopping opportunities for discerning customers.

Upcoming Performing Arts

Stars for Saskatchewan Series

Spring 2025

*Every Brilliant Thing

April 2 7:30pm ACHS

*The Misery Mountain Boys

May 9 7:30pm POW 2025-26 Season

The Arts Council hosts an annual week-long Art Retreat, in partnership with the Shurniak Art Gallery, which attracts artists from the three prairie provinces and beyond. The retreat is a great opportunity for artists to create and network in a positive and inspiring atmosphere. Lewis says they are excited about recent initiatives.

“In 2024 we offered our first ‘Arts for All’ student summer camp,” she says. “Young people ages 8 – 17 enjoyed a week of drama, music and art. It was so successful we are planning another camp this year.”

The student summer camp was made possible by a Community Initiatives Fund Summer Grant, as well as a generous sponsorship from the Southland Co-op.

A more recent initiative is the formation of a Junior Auxiliary for ages 10 through 18, to engage young people in the arts, fostering creativity, leadership, and community involvement.

“By offering an opportunity for young people to actively contribute to and benefit from the arts, the Junior Auxiliary will grow the arts leaders and audience of the future,” says Lewis.

Community engagement also comes in the form of scholarships for students to be acknowledged for their artistic efforts, as well as financially, to help them attend workshops/camps to further develop their skills.

“As part of our community outreach efforts, we ensure that newcomers and youth can attend our programs through gift certificates and discounts,” says Lewis.

Lewis acknowledges that raising funds through sponsorships and donations to support programming is an ongoing challenge. She adds, “We need support from our community in order to continue to bring in high quality and dynamic entertainment. The money raised brings so much to our community.”

34th Annual

Fortunately, local businesses Southland Co-op, Stark and Marsh, Ross Funeral Service and Mom’s Florist, among others, have led the way in sponsoring shows or partnering in fundraising initiatives.

“We also receive vital funding from Saskatchewan Lotteries administered by SaskCulture, Business/Arts, SK Arts, and the Department of Canadian Heritage,” says Lewis. “These organizations see the benefit and know that we are providing a high level of value for the money they give.”

“With the help of our volunteers, we are aiming to increase our social media presence to attract a wider and diverse audience demographic. When more people see the varied activities we host, hopefully it will spark some new interest and increase our audience base,” says Lewis.

One of the biggest assets of this organization in Assiniboia is the ongoing dedication, all served by volunteers, whose vision and mission is to enrich the community through the arts, promoting and providing accessible and affordable arts-related opportunities for all. They believe in inclusivity and diversity.

In addition to residents having so many opportunities to be part of arts activities in their home community, the town also earns spin-off benefits when visitors come specifically for the shows, artist retreat and showcases, benefitting the hospitality and retail sectors. It is a win-win situation.

You can find out all the latest news and learn more about this community organization from their website, www. assiniboiaartscouncil.ca or follow them on Facebook (Assiniboia & District Arts Council) or Instagram (assiniboiaartscouncil).

Oct. 26 & 27, 2025 Artists Retreat

Kate Ryan, John Muirhead, Aliya Kanani, Lee Siegel, Rum Ragged Artists and Crafters

Shurniak Art Gallery

June 1-23 Omentum

Oct. 1-Nov. 23 Mga Piraso mula sa Paraiso (Pieces from Paradise) Monthly Meetings: 7:00pm at the Shurniak Art Gallery September - June *New Members Welcome

Kids ages 8-12 and 13-17 explore drama, choral, visual art and music. Arts

July 14-19, 2025

This self-directed retreat welcomes visual artists in all media, writers and musicians. Arts for All Student Summer Camp

August 11-15, 2025

BEING READY TO INVITE AND WELCOME

INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL ASSINIBOIA HAS BECOME A DIVERSIFIED

RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT.

DIVERSIFIED MARKET PLACE IN

SOUTHLAND COOP CENTRE, SASKATCHEWAN MUNICIPAL AWARD, VETERAN BANNERS NEW BANNERS, CHRISTMAS LIGHTS, LIGHTS OF LOVE, BETTER TOGETHER BBO’S, SPLASH PARK UPGRADES, AQUATIC CENTRE CLIMBING WALL, NEW POOL DECK, FAMILY CENTRE OPENING, METAMORPHOSIS BUTTERFLY, MUBAL THE CLIMB & HOMECOMING, SANTA PARADE TWINKLE TOUR, VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION EVENT, BALL DIAMOND UPGRADES, ASSINIBOIA REGIONAL PARK UPGRADES, CANADA DAY CELEBRATION, MOVIE IN THE PARK, FIESTA POOL PARTY, WHL PRE-SEASON GAME, SB 30 MAINTAINABLE ASPHALT, DEMO OF TAX TITLE PROPERTIES, PAVEMENT IMPROVEMENTS, SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS, WATERMAIN VALVE PROJECT, SANITARY SEWER RELINING, NEW EQUIPMENT, 2022 JOHN DEERE LOADER GENIE 245, 2024 JOHN DEERE BACKHOE SKIDSTEERS, ZERO TURN MOWERS, DEMO OF TURBO LOT, 15 WING MOCK INCIDENT TRAINING, SK AIR AMBULANCE STRATEGIC DISPLAY, SEWER LINE & WATERLINE SERVICE, MUNICIPAL ELECTION, MAINSTREET REVITALIZATION GRANT, POTENTIA WINDMILL PROJECT

121 Steakhouse

Meet Chef Manjunath Gangadharan, who was a chef working in Dubai for Rotane Resort and Spa, a 5 star resort. He received his Bachelor of Hotel Management in India. Manjunath invites everyone for lunch or supper.

121 Steakhouse offers just the right service and top quality tailored to you whether you are meeting friends for a drink, having a family supper or staying the night in our comfortable rooms.

The lounge area is the perfect place to sit down after a long day to watch your favourite sport or hang out with friends. After renovations, it has become the most popular areas in the Steakhouse.

Along with a wide range of beer on tap, the lounge also has bottles, cans, wines, cocktails, and a selection of high-quality liquors. Throughout the lounge, flat screen TVs run CFL, NHL, NBA and NFL games as well as other sporting events. The foosball table and the VLTs are available to entertain quests.

During those delightful spring days and enchanting summer evenings, the patio is the perfect place to enjoy a drink in the company of friends.

121 Steakhouse is renowned for its steak, but diners are encouraged to explore the menu. A wide range of fascinating new dishes is available to sample on the menu which changes with each season. Some special seasonal items include ribs, fajitas, and a wide range of appetizers. The breakfasts and weekly lunch specials have earned popularity with their motel guests and locals alike. And if you can’t get to 121, the Steakhouse offers home delivery of its food and offsale items.

Right on site, our motel offers beautifully-decorated, comfortable rooms for weary travellers. Each room features a 50” plasma TV, high speed Internet, Wi-Fi, fridge, microwave, coffee machine, and hair dryers.

The latest service is the 121 Liquor Store which opened in June 2017. Now, 121 retails alcoholic beverages along with convenience items like ice, mixes and snacks. The store, which is open extended hours, can provide special occasion permits. It also caters to weddings and any special events.

121 can also cater lunches and suppers for meetings, weddings, funerals and any other special events. Events can be catered in house or to another facility in town.

Come and enjoy selections from our varied menu and daily lunch specials served by our friendly staff. Something for everyone’s taste is waiting for you.

121 Steakhouse. • 121 3rd Ave. East. • 306-642-4662

For a century, E. Bourassa & Sons has been a family-run business, now thriving under the fourth generation of the Bourassa family. Rooted in core values of family, honesty, fairness, and community, the company has grown to employ over 130 people across four locations: Assiniboia, Carlyle, Radville, and Weyburn. The philosophy continues to be “Where the People Make the Difference”.

The driving force behind a century in business is the people working for the company, the loyal customers and the progressive communities. With more than 40 different equipment lines offered today, strategic partnerships with suppliers and manufacturers continues to be another key to the company’s success story.

E. Bourassa & Sons believes in giving back to the local communities and is proud to have donated over one million dollars in the last 5 years to local Saskatchewan communities.

Wilcock Mobile Service marks a quarter century in Assiniboia’s business community Sherri Solomko / Freelance Reporter

Les Wilcock actively farmed for 18 years after having been raised on the family farm near Limerick. After working in various machinery dealerships in Assiniboia that included Waiting’s Farm Equipment, Clermont Equipment LTD., Assiniboia Agro, Southern Equipment (1975) and South Country Ag, Wilcock decided to go into business for himself.

Wilcock Mobile Service began in 2000, primarily as a mobile repair service. Their website outlines mobile repairs for agricultural machinery, heavy duty and industrial equipment. Emergency roadside assistance is also available for highway transport equipment.

One of the benefits of this business is that they do not specialize in any single brand of machinery, so are able to service a variety of makes and models of equipment deeming no job too big or too small.

In 2009, Wilcock Mobile purchased the former dealership location of Prairieview Farm Equipment at the junction of Highways 2 and 13, just north of Assiniboia.

The business which is locally owned and operated has 5 employees including the two owners. Les and Melanie Wilcock. Wilcock Mobile staff members have a combined 175 years of experience in the agricultural repair and service industry.

Wilcock Mobile Service Ltd. has access to a wide network of ag and industrial parts suppliers. They are also proud to be an authorized Walker Mower dealer as well as a registered Kohler engine repair centre. WMS is also an authorized dealer for Prairie Battery.

Additionally, to the services listed here, this business also offers small engine repair for most brands. WMS can also offer welding and fabrication services when needed.

Their website affirms, “Wilcock Mobile Service Ltd. now offers a transport service at competitive rates to pick up or deliver your farm equipment. Custom hauling is also available.

Wilcock Mobile

Celebrating 25 Years in Business

Describing a highlight of the past year, Wilcock says, “Our carbon footprint is quite low as we are keeping older tractors in service that would normally be sent to the scrap yard or parked in the back of farm yards to deteriorate.”

One of the challenges the business experiences is availability of some replacement parts for various makes and models of equipment, and it is becoming more of an issue.

WMS continues to engage with their community in a variety of ways, which include: the annual Hayley and Cayden Mother’s Day Run, three staff members are long-standing members of the Assiniboia Community Choir and the business is also involved with Prairie South School Division Career and Work Exploration Program.

Both Les and Melanie have been long time members of the Assiniboia Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs. Les was a member since 1986 and was presented a life membership in the Kinsmen Club of Canada in Oct. of 2004, a big honor which he is grateful for and proud of. The dynamic duo brought up two beautiful Kin Kids in Cara and Hayley, who also became deeply involved with the family of Kin. Community involvement has been very important to the Wilcock family and working with people, having fun with the people they meet is priceless, they affirm. The key to their business success story? Wilcock responds, “We

take pride in the knowledge and the many skills of our staff to help farmers keep their older equipment running, at an affordable cost. The price of new farm equipment sometimes can be out of reach for some producers, and we give them an affordable option to get the job done.”

You learn more about this Assiniboia business at www.wilcockmobile.com., however, Wilcock acknowledges, “Our customers find us mostly by reputation and word-of-mouth.” This reputation is the heart of the “I know a guy” referrals from satisfied customers. As a whole, Wilcock affirms that most of their customers become their friends.

Wilcock says one of the biggest assets of doing business in Assiniboia is the vast variety of agricultural services and supplies. “Assiniboia boasts most brands of agricultural equipment and is a major fuel distribution hub for South Central Saskatchewan.”

LES WILCOCK Journeyman H.D. Technician

L-R: Steve Birss, Les Wilcock (owner), Lori Klein, Melanie Wilcock (owner), Rick Eisnor

South Country Health Care Foundation

The South Country Health Care Foundation is a registered charity now in its 25th year.

The South Country Health Care Foundation was formed with the aim of raising funds to purchase necessary equipment for the health care facilities, agencies and programs it serves and to assist in patient centered projects within these health care facilities.

The SCHCF supports Assiniboia Union Hospital Integrated Facility, Mossbank Clinic, Lafleche and District Health Center, Kincaid Health Center, Grasslands Health Center, and Willow Bunch Clinic. The South Country Health Care Foundation is client-centered geared to support the needs of those it serves.

The SCHCF is guided by its Mission Statement that reads, “As healthcare in Saskatchewan continues to evolve, the SCHCF is dedicated to maintaining

a quality of life for its residents through provision of equipment, services, and programs in the region.”

The South Country Health Care Foundation has a board of directors that meets every other month at the Assiniboia Union Hospital board room.

The SCHCF is thankful and appreciates all donations large or small made by the communities year after year. Families are able to designate to a facility of their choosing, such as a hospital, nursing homes, health centers, and homecare services, etc. A large supporter is The Festival of Trees which donates every year and raised $28,000 in 2024 for the Foundation.

The South Country Health Care Foundation extends special appreciation to Communities in Bloom who volunteer their time in the healing garden. Their dedicated work takes care of the planting, weeding and decorating.

Left to Right: Dave McNaughton, Roseanne Wagner, John Nevile-Smith Vice-Chair, Terri Karst, Linda Bender Administrator, Shirley Derbyshire, Peggy Berner

Front: Jody Juell Chairperson

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Kirsten Ball Book Keeper, Fraser Gibson, Wanda Ogle, Renee Clermont, Donna Hoffos, Ann Benoit

Staff and Residents at Ross Payant Nursing Home showing their new end tables for every room

Holly Tallon RN Nurse B at Lafleche & District showing the new foot care machine

The Staff and Residents at Lafleche & District Health Center with their new end tables for every room

The Lucas Assiniboia Union Hospital Emergency Room Does Compressions during CPR

Teah Harkness & Mike Topola

The new Fetal Heart Monitor at the Assiniboia Union Hospital Emergency Department

Aubrey Tollefson Nurse Practitioner for Mossbank & Lafleche Clinics with a new Dermascope

Beant Kaur & Amy Cavers

Assiniboia Union Hospital Emergency Pediatric Cart

Hannah Soriano & Lacy Fisher Assiniboia Union Hospital New Blinds in every room

Assiniboia Hospital Emergency Room The New Video Laryngoscope for airway & intubation

Shannon Pearson New Footcare Machine Homecare Community

Palliative Care Suite

Assiniboia Union Hospital Integrated Facility

The Village Food And Convenience Store

• Remittance

• Lotteries

• Office and Residential Cleaning

• Subs & Wraps

• Ice Cream Parlor

• Asian Store

Spotlight

The Village Food and Convenience Store is your one stop shop for a variety of items including a quick meal to take home or eat in. We are Gilette and Garth Coghill, partners and owners of The Village Food and Convenience Store. We opened our doors on February 14th, 2018. We’re here to serve your needs in a variety of ways from snacks, lottery tickets, grocery items in both Canadian and Asian fare, fast food counter, bottled water and fireworks to celebrate all those special occasions.

order counter makes wraps, subs, wings, chicken fingers, mozza sticks, poutine, fries, spring rolls, pickle spears, onion rings, dry ribs, sliced pizza, buffalo chicken poutine and breakfast sandwiches. You can place your order and browse the store for any other needs while we make your meal.

sundaes, smoothies, milkshakes, twisters, polar puppies, iced coffee, fruit juice made from real fruit and bubble tea.

We cater to the Asian community in our grocery area with special drinks and noodles. There is an extensive variety of drinks and snacks for the sweet tooth or those that lean to the salty side. We carry wrapping paper and gift bags for your gift giving requirements. The short

For those that like to live on the edge there are lottery tickets available. You can exchange your empty jugs

The ice cream parlor serves soft ice cream, hard ice cream, dipped ice cream, parfaits, sundaes, hot fudge

for full Culligan water. We carry a wide variety of fireworks in several sized boxes. We have several tables inside for anyone that would like to enjoy their ice cream or meal on the spot. After the weather warms up our patio offers several picnic tables to soak up the sun while you eat or lounge. Another of our amenities is cleaning services for office or residential space. Come on in and see what we have to offer. We look forward to serving your needs.

Gilette, Garth, Helena and Isabelle

Richardson Pioneer Junior B Rebels

Storied 33-year history of Assiniboia Southern Rebels junior team continues to shine

Thirty-three years of Rebel pride in Assiniboia

Sherri Solomko / Freelance Reporter

The year 1992 was the 76th regular season of the NHL, the 100th anniversary of the Stanley Cup and the year the NHL expanded to include the Ottawa Senators. It was also the year the Assiniboia Southern Rebels Junior B club began.

1992 was also the year that the Assiniboia Southern Rebels won their inaugural season of what was then, the South Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.

The Southern Rebels claimed seven more titles over a span of a number of years, with the last being won in 2002.

Current President, Curtis Nelson, proudly acknowledges, “The Rebels have won three Western Canadian Championships and are one of the winningest Junior B franchises in Canada.”

Bob Himbeault served as president in the early years of the Rebels while Jerry Volsky and Jim Willis served as bench bosses in the early years.

The Richardson Pioneer Southern Jr. B Rebels now play in the Prairie Junior Hockey League, which was founded in 2007, with the merger of the SSJHL and the NSJHL.

The team’s website provides a great historical list of past presidents, executive members and coaches that have helped build the team into the source of community pride it is today.

Current club President, Curtis Nelson, said this team was built on commitment and dedication by community members and now includes anywhere from 30-40 regular volunteers who help run their season.

Nelson said some of the highlights of their past year include, “The team has been able to attract some great young players and a great coaching staff. The team is becoming a destination that players are being attracted to due to success on the ice, great people involved on and off the ice, and the premier Junior B facility in Canada. We provide an exciting fast paced brand of junior hockey to Assiniboia Area.”

The Richardson Pioneer Southern Jr. B Rebels know that fan and community engagement, as well as strong core, are some of the keys to their success.

“The team has focused its attention this past season on providing a first-rate social media presence for the team as well as having the best people possible in all management positions from coaching, to trainers to equipment managers to team photographers,” adds Nelson.

The Jr. Rebels also aim to involve

themselves in their community, helping out annually at the Catholic Church fowl supper and other community events, as their way to give back to the community who supports them year-round.

As with many small community hockey clubs, the team is not without its challenges.

Nelson affirms that their biggest challenge they face is balancing the books. It is very expensive to run a junior hockey team. Bus travel, hotels, meals officiating and equipment costs continue to increase and revenues at time become difficult to increase. The annual Smiles Per Mile Lotto helps out with some of the team’s revenue.

“The Richardson Pioneer Junior Rebels goal is to become the crown jewel of all Junior B franchises in Canada. They currently provide their players with the best facility in Canada and are continuing to improve their entertainment value to their fan base. The goal of the program is to have players leave the program with the skills to not only succeed in hockey and life, but to excel,” affirms the Rebels’ executive.

Richardson Pioneer Junior B Rebels making Assiniboia Proud.

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Canalta Assiniboia

The quiet beautiful community of Assiniboia is located just 100 km south of Moose Jaw in the heart of the Golden South. With a strong sense of community spirit, there is always something going on to take part in. From the Shurniak Art Gallery, the First Nations history of the Petroglyphs, to the Assiniboia and District Museum (boasting the Prentice African Safari

Enjoy the perks of being a Canalta Hotels guest at all of our locations:

• Canalta Rewards

This location features the following amenities for your comfort and convenience:

• Meeting Room

• Pet Friendly (fee)

• Steam Room

• Kitchenettes

• Microwaves

• Iron and Board

• Hair Dryer

• Coffee Maker

• Guest Laundry

• Free Parking

• Fitness Centre

• Free High Speed Wi-Fi

• Hot Tub

exhibit and a host of collectible cars), recreational facility at the Southland Co-op Centre and the Prince of Wales Multicultural Recreation Centre. there is something to delight one and all!

Make the family-owned and operated Canalta Assiniboia your home away from home, with the amenities and warm friendly service you have come to expect from a Canalta Hotel.

Spotlight

The Canalta Assiniboia has all the amenities that you need to make the most of your stay. We know you’ll enjoy the perks of being a Canalta guest, including a complimentary deluxe continental breakfast, Canalta Rewards Receptions (when dinner is on us). Book your next meeting or reception in our lovely meeting room that can accommodate up to 50 people in comfort with full coffee bar available.

Bumper to Bumper

Long Live Your Car

We at Great West Auto Electric are one of those small businesses that consistently show growth year after year. We - Leanne and Randy Wiebe along with Randy’s sister Sharon Walde - as owners from Swift Current since 2008, are very pleased to be involved in this community. Our business specializes in auto-parts stocking a full-line of auto, truck, ag, heavy-duty truck and semi parts.

We continue to set record years in sales. Our knowledgeable staff and good quality parts are a big factor in our growth. That knowledge of the parts industry has kept us thriving in the area along with our head office outlet in Swift Current.

We pride ourselves on knowing where to source out parts. Even though we use a great number of suppliers our knowledgeable staff is able to ascertain which supplier to call on for quick results. Overnight parts service is another

highly appreciated trademark at Great West. We draw from several overnight warehouses along with warehouses in Coquitlam, Brampton and Boucherville.

Our Spring Wix Filter sale has been growing every year serving customers in a 100 kilometer radius around our community. Expanding into a full line of parts for small trailers has also been good for business.

Six dedicated staff members help customers and take requests for special parts. Rita Walters, parts specialist comments “It is a very busy place, but it’s a small enough business that it feels like family.”

Great West Auto Electric has been serving Assiniboia for 52 years. In 2018 we chose to become part of the brand name that the Bumper to Bumper group provides, representing quality and dependability.

Our customer base is very loyal and we value each one of them. We’re here to support this region, whether it’s supplying parts they need or being a part of the various community events. Come and visit Jenn Hinds, manager of the Assiniboia location, and the staff at Great West Auto Electric your local Bumper to Bumper store for all your heavy-duty truck and trailer needs from agriculture to oilfield to heavy hauler.

Back row Lyle Erfle, Bret Maffenbeier, Brody Auchstaetter, Jennifer Hinds manager Front row Rita Walters, Roxanne Kuchartz

Trifon’s Royal Pepperoni, Bacon, Salami, Sausage, Onion, Green Pepper, Mushroom & Mozzarella Cheese.

Meat Lover’s

Salami, Ham, Pepperoni, Ground Beef, Bacon & Mozzarella cheese.

The Vegetarian Mushroom, Green Pepper, Tomato, Onion, Black Olives & Mozzarella Cheese.

The Athenian Spinach, Feta Cheese, & Mozzarella Cheese.

The Sombrero

Salsa Sauce or Tomato Sauce, Ground Beef, Lettuce, Tomato, Mozzarella & Cheddar Cheese.

Perogy Pizza

Sour Cream Base, Bacon & Spicy Potatoes, Mozzarella, Cheddar & Green Onion.

Cook’s Special Pepperoni, Mushroom, Bacon & Double Cheese.

6” Dinner Pizza 11:00am - 3:00pm Any Two Toppings. Served With Greek or Caesar Salad.

FAMILY CHOICES, Take-Out Only

1. $7.99 with the purchase of any Lg(13”) or XLg(15”) Pizza.

Add 1lb Dry Ribs or Lg Caesar Salad or 8 Chicken Wings plus 11. Coke

2. $29.99 1 Small Pizza with 3 toppings, 1lb Chicken Wings or Dry Ribs, 1L Soft Drink

3. $38.99 1 Medium Pizza with 3 toppings, 1lb Chicken Wings or Dry Ribs, 1L Soft Drink

4. $69.99 1 Large Pizza with 3 toppings, 1lb Chicken Wings, 1lb Dry Ribs, Lg Caesar Salad, 1L Soft Drink.

5. $38.99 2 Large Baked Lasagna with Meat Sauce, 1lb Chicken Wings or 1lb Dry Ribs or Lg Caesar Salad, 1L Soft Drink, 2 Garlic Toast.

6. $29.99 6 piece Chicken Fingers, Large Caesar Salad, Fries, Garlic Toast, 1L Soft Drink.

7. $37.99 2lbs Boneless Dry Ribs, Lg Caesar Salad, Fries, 2 Garlic Toast, 1L Soft Drink.

Prices in effect until Dec.31, 2025

MOUTH WATERING ENTREES

APPETIZERS • SENIOR MENU • OVEN TOASTED SUBS

TOASTED SANDWICHES • SOUPS & SALADS • SEAFOOD • PASTA

CHARBROILED BURGERS & CHICKEN SANDWICHES • KIDS MENU

SPECIAL CHOICES

Thai or BBQ Chicken Pizza

with red onion, green pepper, mozzarella cheese and grilled chicken over sweet Thai or BBQ sauce

Butter or Tikka Masala Chicken

Grilled chicken with red onion, green pepper, tomatoes - mozzarella cheese over a butter sauce or a Tikka Masala sauce

Greek Pizzagrilled chicken, Feta cheese, black olives, green pepper, red onion, tomatoes and mozzarella cheese

Donair-

Choice of beef or chicken, fresh red onion, tomato, mozzarella cheese with out very own Donair sauce.

Comprehensive Hearing Evaluation (18 years and older) including:

• Complete medical and lifestyle case history

• Visual inspection of the ear, ear canal and eardrum using video otoscopy

• Middle ear pressure and reflex testing (Tympanometry and Immittance Testing)

• Hearing test (Pure tone testing both air and bone)

• Speech and noise testing

• In-depth explanation of all findings

• Tinnitus pitch masking and residual inhibition

• Tinnitus therapy training

• Recommendations to fit your personal needs and lifestyle

• Referrals to other medical professionals as needed

Cerumen Management (Professional earwax removal)

Geraldine is certified in professional earwax removal specializing in the 3 medically approved methods of wax removal

• Irrigation: using only the highest quality of equipment to provide safe and comfortable removal of any ear canal blockage. The earigator is by far a favourite in the industry for safety and comfort of clients. By regulating the temperature and pressure of the water flow in the client’s ear canal ensures maximum results with maximum comfort.

• Suction: safest way to remove wax from the ear canal when there is a perforation of the eardrum.

• Curetts: used to remove small soft pieces of wax from the ear canal manually.

Hearing Aid Services

• Sales of all makes and models. We work with multiple manufacturers to ensure we are providing each client with the most appropriate technology to fit their hearing loss and lifestyle. All hearing aids come with a 60 day trial/exchange policy.

• Maintenance and programming. All hearing aids come with a manufacturer 3 year warranty and 2 year loss and damage coverage as well as a comprehensive 3 year maintenance program and care package.

• Repairs to all makes and models whether you purchased your hearing aid from us or elsewhere.

• Accessory sales: Wax filters, domes, tubing, cleaning supplies, batteries, dry aid kits, battery testers, hearing aid disinfecting wipes.

Custom Molds

• Swim molds • Communication molds • Musician molds and filters

• Noise reduction molds • Sleep molds

All molds come with a 90 day remake warranty.

Geraldine Ruzicka BC-HIS

Accessories

• Amplified telephones • Dry aid kits • Personal amplifier

• Ear itch MD • Oto ease • Miracelle • Afterswim • Ear Dryer

• Earwax removal kit and drops • Shake awake alarm clock

• TV enhancers • Emergency alert system

• Personal FM systems • Noise protection • Watches

• TTY systems (teletype phone system) • Baby monitors

Coolidge Hearing Care Where Life Is Worth Hearing

We really believe life is worth hearing and at Coolidge Hearing Care, we are dedicated to putting you back into the conversation. It is important to us that every person with hearing loss not only deserves but gets the best possible care. We start that process with compassion and understanding coming from someone who lives with hearing loss. As an educated and trained professional I strive to provide individuals and their families with a superior standard of hearing health care.

At Coolidge Hearing Care we are locally owned and operated. As a member of Safe & Healthy Communities Assiniboia, Assiniboia Prince of Wales Cultural and Recreation Board, Assiniboia & District Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club of Assiniboia and Assiniboia Festival of Trees Committee we are a part of your community. Providing complete comprehensive hearing evaluations, medical referrals, education, individual care plans, repairs and maintenance programs is all part of our professional care. We offer state of the art equipment with the latest hearing aid technology, assistive listening devices and accessories. The choice is always yours, the pleasure to serve you is ours. Our goal is to make a positive difference in the lives of those living with hearing loss by delivering client-centered hearing healthcare with client-focussed solutions for better hearing. We offer an extensive line of services to meet your hearing needs. The goal is to put our clients back into the conversations they have been missing out on all this time.

A warm and friendly greeting as well as professional and knowledgeable treatment is what you can expect as you enter our office. Helping each and every one of our clients reach their highest potential is our dedicated purpose. We work together with you to provide you with the best outcome. At Coolidge Hearing Care, educating our clients and the public on the importance of hearing by restoring the ability to connect with others is our goal.

Timothy Daniels Clothing.

Established in 1988, Timothy Daniels clothing has proudly served Assiniboia and its surrounding communities for over 30 years. Throughout the decades, we’ve evolved to meet the needs of our customers, embracing change while maintaining our commitment to quality. Today,we specialize in high-quality, eco-friendly clothing combining timeless style with sustainability to better serve our customers and the planet.

Customer service is at the heart of everything we do. At Timothy Daniels, we are dedicated to making sure every customer leaves feeling confident and satisfied with their purchase. We train our team to listen, assist, and provide personalized service, helping you style outfits, select the perfect pieces, or put together a look when you’re unsure what you’re shopping for. Our goal is to ensure every item not only fits well but also brings joy and versatility to your wardrobe.

We strive to curate items that are stylish, highquality, and eco-conscious. Each piece is designed to

fit beautifully, last for years, and be versatile enough to pass down or resell when it’s time for a refresh. From loungewear to wedding attire, we offer option for every occasion, ensuring you’re prepared for Saskatchewan’s ever-changing

weather. Whether it’s an elegant event or running errands, our pieces help you look and feel your best.

We also carry a thoughtfully selected range of gift items, including candles, jewelry, footwear, and apparel for both men and women. Our focus is on staple pieces that are classic, timeless, and adaptable to multiple styles. We’ll even show you how to style them in different ways, so your wardrobe works for you in every situation.

At Timothy Daniels Clothing, we embody a “bougie yet put-together” aesthetic, offering items that wear well, age gracefully, and make you feel effortlessly chic every day. You can shop with us in-store or conveniently online at timothydanielsclothing.com.

Communities in Bloom

A 16-year organization in Assiniboia produces noticeable outcomes, but potentially underrated efforts.

Assiniboia’s Communities in Bloom organization began in 2008 with participation in provincial and national competitions. The industrious group has since blossomed into community

enhancement projects that benefit both residents and visitors alike.

Linda McCrank says their dedicated committee work many hours to create a community full of colour and happiness, because they believe in growing great places together through people, plants and community pride. The committee includes JoAnn Girardin, Debra Hysuik, Susan Robinson, Donna Hoffos, JoAnn Schuweiler, Debbie Payant, Linda McCrank, Sandy Cristo. Other active members are Yvonne Bonnett, Cathy Beauregard, Laurie Connors, and Shelley Bissonnette.

Not only does this group of green thumb enthusiasts work collaboratively to beautify Assiniboia, they inspire the community to enhance their environment to create beautiful surroundings for all to enjoy.

Always sprouting new ideas, the Assiniboia organization built a gazebo

near the pool concession that would provide shade for citizens to enjoy either while enjoying good food and refreshments at the pool, or during the Better Together barbecues, or a simple shaded rest stop.

CIB Assiniboia says they are also supporting the downtown revitalization work by developing the lot south of Shoppers Drug Mart with seating and plantings.

McCrank in a previous Assiniboia Times story added, “We continue to prepare, plant and maintain flower beds throughout Assiniboia. Central Park,

Centennial Park Sign, Kin Hut, Asaskan & planters, Prince of Wales Centre, Southland Centre, Assiniboia Union Hospital Healing Garden, in addition to 100+ planters throughout the town. We also plant the Assiniboia Regional Golf Course flowerbeds and planters, and are involved in Community Garden plots.”

Something new at the Community Garden this year will be six new raised garden boxes, this will give gardeners another option for a smaller and easier to maintain garden plot.

Believing that happiness blooms from within, the group of industrious

volunteers say they are appreciative of the support they continue to receive

with their fundraisers and programs that help beautify the community. They also believe their efforts encourages citizens to take pride in their own properties, contributing the community wide collaborative efforts to grow great places together.

It’s no secret that since the inception of Assiniboia’s CIB program, there has been an increase in civic pride and community involvement. Participation can come from all generations and walks of life from those within the community. Their initiatives and cooperative efforts with community members create positive return values for the community as it becomes more attractive for newcomers or return visitors.

They will welcome any volunteers who would like to join them dig around in the dirt. All ages welcome and for any length of time.

These volunteers keep planting the good vibes, while cultivating joy with their soil mates.

Assiniboia Kinsmen/Kinettes Club

PROGRESS Assiniboia Kinsmen and Kinettes, serving the community’s greatest need Assiniboia’s Kinsmen and Kinettes provide thousands of reasons to appreciate their work Assiniboia Kinsmen turn 80 in 2025, Assiniboia Kinettes 23 years into their recharter as a club

Sherri Solomko / Freelance Reporter

ASSINIBOIA — A remarkable testament to the power of Kinsmen in our communities as Assiniboia Kinsmen will celebrate 80 years in the community, chartering September of 1945.

The Assiniboia Kinsmen has a long legacy of events, places, spaces and traditions all made possible through this service club’s efforts.

Club member, Howard Ellis, affirms that in 2024, their members put in 600 man-hours for the community.

Ellis also acknowledges that the 40-year tradition of the Kinsmen Club selling live Christmas trees had an astounding one-week sell-out in 2024, arriving Nov. 25 and selling out by Dec. 2.

An integral part of the community is the Kin Hut which the Kinsmen Club own and look after upkeep, cleaning, maintenance and rentals keeping it viable for community use year-round. This is another value-added benefit to the community, thanks to this men’s service club. This club retains the revenue from rentals and uses it to help pay the hall’s expenses.

The Kin Hut has been part of the community for more than 50 years. Some renovations were completed in 2020 with more renovations planned within the next two to three years to keep the hall in shape for their club’s and the community’s use for years to come.

“2024 donations were made to various local organizations totalling $12,220.00 Note: the last Chase the Ace raised over $37,500 which was dispersed to local organizations in late 2023. The lottery they are running now we will not be able to donate until the lottery is finished which will be July 2025. The club is hopeful to meet or beat the last fundraising total from this lottery.”

The beauty of Kin membership and its long history is that the next generation of Kin members are born. Two Assiniboia girls are key players in the reinvigorated University of Saskatchewan Kin Cub. Jade Stevenson, who’s grandparents, Walter and Mary Chipak were once part of Assiniboia clubs, is the campus club’s treasurer. Jordan Engstrom serves as TeleMiracle Rep, and was inspired to join the family of Kin as she was a Kin Kid.

Numbers don’t lie, the power of Kin in your community

Kin National convention gave a clear picture of the impact Saskatchewan Kinsmen, Kinette and Kin Clubs have in Saskatchewan. Logging 66,488 hours of community service along with raising and donating a remarkable $2,034,137, which doesn’t include TeleMiracle dollars, there are thousands of reasons to appreciate your local Kin service clubs.

For instance, Assiniboia’s Kinsmen Club has only 11 members but have put in more than 600 volunteer man hours and donated more than $30,000 to the community.

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The Assiniboia Kinette Club is also another strong contributor

In addition to their community efforts, Kinette Raelynn Nicholson served as Kinsman Foundation Chair, volunteering countless hours at monthly meeting approving applications for TeleMiracle funding as well as other tasks their Foundation Chair is tasked with. All the while, continuing to contribute to her home club.

In a year end interview with Assiniboia’s Kinette Club, it was easy to see that there are multiple reasons this club is an asset to their community. Some say there are 58,102 reasons to be thankful for this industrious women’s organization, as that figure represents monies raised or donated to causes or projects to benefit the people of Assiniboia and surrounding area. While others maintain they have been recipient of 2,337 reasons, which represents the number of volunteer hours this club has invested into their community.

The storied history of Assiniboia’s Kinette Club dates back to the 1970’s, and while there was a lapse in club existence for a period of time, the re-start of this community’s service club in 2002 has generated nothing but positives, energy and continued commitment to fulfilling their mandate of ‘serving the community’s greatest needs’.

Assiniboia’s Kinette Club were proud recipients of the Chamber of Commerce Impact Award.

“Membership and retention are likely the biggest challenge for Kin Canada on a National level. People’s lives are so busy that it can be a struggle for some to participate, so it’s easy to give up a service club in favour of other family activities. Being able to give back, even once for a small event, is enough to fill your cup. There are enough of us that we can share the load,” says Kinette Lisa Martin.

This women’s service club in Assiniboia boasts one of the few Kinette clubs in the province with 20 or more members., beating out even some larger centres with their club size. The fact that their membership remains healthy is a testament to the way they function, and how much their member’s contributions are valued and respected in the community.

Kinette Club steps in when and where most needed

The past two decades, and then some, the Kinette Club has shown leadership in the community through their countless volunteer hours and financial contributions to projects, events, both large and small. Without the commitment of this community service club, many of these events and causes would cease to exist,” added Martin.

For instance, once Salvation Army no longer managed the adopt-a-family program, the Kinettes took over without being asked to do so, but simply seeing the need. They have created a project that brings together the community by giving to others in need.

Last year Assiniboia Food bank was on the verge of shutting down, resulting in the Kinette Club ‘adopting’ the food bank for Christmas. The club purchased new shelves, assisted with clean and installation of new shelves, while also helping stock those shelves. They have added signage and man hours to assist this valuable community organization when needed. Without this club’s involvement, the food bank was at real risk of closing.

Both clubs are always looking for new members and interested persons can reach out to corieruzickaolson@sasktel.net for the Kinettes or assiniboiakinsmen@gmail.com for the Kinsmen Club for more information.

Community support of Assiniboia Kinsmen and Kinette Club efforts is one way to say thanks for all the work these men and women do while fulfilling their club’s mandate of ‘Serving the community’s greatest need’. You can follow the Kinsmen and Kinettes on their Facebook page for all the latest news and updates.

50 Years and Thriving

The Assiniboia And District Historical Museum has been in existence since 1974. We celebrated our 50th Anniversary in 2024 and look forward to providing the public with entertainment and an opportunity to research their family roots.

At the museum we plan our season and divide our events into separate themes. In May we have an event we call Museum Day. This event features some type of art form. June hosts school tours as teachers plan their end of year activities. July will feature a travelling exhibit. August offers a story trail, literally. A book from the library will be copied, separated into individual pages and laminated. Visitors choose one of two story trails to follow and read the book as they peruse artifacts in the museum. September offers car shows and an event dedicated to culture. October is a catch up month. We bring things in from outside that need indoor storage. The month is spent making sure everything is in order while slowly winding down. The end of the month is spent closing up for the season. We are available for tours by booking appointments from November until about mid March.

We are a non-profit organization operating on donations and grants. Our board makes the decisions required for operation. Volunteers are the lifeblood of our existence and we simply couldn’t function without them. We’ve been here for 50 years and thriving.

At the museum you will find a host of information about other museums, the town and many other items for visitors that will answer many of their questions about where to go and what to do. There are several items available for sale complete with our museum logo. We have books from authors we have featured. There are several other interesting items for purchase. We invite you to drop by when you’re in town or if you live here, think of us when you’re looking for something interesting to do.

Information Center

Hours Open: March 31st to October 31st Monday to Friday 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.

Volunteers Walter Hutchinson, Saska Koetterle, Heike Koetterle, Leora Martina, Program Coordinator Sally Svenson

Wheatland Dental

Back Row - L - R Debbie Kesslering, April Mulholland, Lacy Burton, Erin Bolen, Paige Sognesand, Nikki Auser, Candi Morhart

Front Row - L - R Louise Koller, Dr. Sanjay Sheth, Taylor Mantell, Kara Lesperance

Wheatland Dental has been providing service to the people of Assiniboia and surrounding area for 65 years! The dental office took the name of Wheatland Dental in 1989 and celebrated their 35th Anniversary in 2024. In 2017, the office embraced becoming part of a larger family called Dentalook. This allowed service to continue for the local and neighbouring communities. We pride ourselves on our enduring team that continues to offer long term care and is able to call our patients by name from the relationships built through prolonged service.

Wheatland Dental offers a number of services, continually adding new or different types to better serve the patients. Our most recent additions are teeth whitening and orthodontics. We have new technologies that aid in educating the patient on their oral health through a 3D scan. This is offered free of charge to the patients of Wheatland Dental. We have an array of services to meet

all our patient’s needs such as general and preventative dentistry, dental emergencies, fillings, extractions, root canals, crown and bridge. We also offer sport guards and night guards.

Currently we have one full time Dentist and one part time Dentist, as well as a Dental Therapist. We can help to accommodate your dental needs and keep you smiling long into your future at Wheatland Dental. While we explore the possibility of online booking, we offer online requests for appointments. This is an email service that patients may use to reach out to us.

We are proud supporters of the community of Assiniboia and we are here for you when you need professional service.

Our office hours are:

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Select Fridays 8:30 am - 2:00 pm

When they say team work makes the dream work, look no further than the volunteer group that makes up the Assiniboia Civic Improvement Association. Their efforts continue to fundraise for capital sport, recreation and cultural projects in Assiniboia.

In 2024, this industrious group were proud recipients of the Top Urban Municipal Initiative

at the SUMA Awards this year. The group believes this was earned as result of their mandate to dream big and work hard.

One of their most notable success stories continues to be the Southland Co-op Centre, that has quickly become known as a world class facility and envy of the province. This charitable organization was proud to

announce recipients of 2024 funding which included: Richardson Pioneer Southern Rebels, Assiniboia Golf Course, Assiniboia Minor Hockey, Assiniboia Volleyball Club, Assiniboia Skating Club, Assiniboia Minor Ball, Assiniboia Minor Football, Prince of Wales Centre and Southland Co-op Centre.

Curtis Nelson has been involved in 14 of the 30 years the spring fever lottery has been running. With 2025 being the 30th anniversary for the annual Spring Fever Lottery, Nelson affirms that they will be committing to a new Zamboni at the rink. The ACIA will be once again looking for other groups to help with a major project, as well as assistance with others. This 30-year milestone is a remarkable achievement.

Five people represent the ACIA and their continued dedication helps out a variety of community groups and organization, all of them are volunteers.

Assiniboia can also applaud themselves for supporting three decades of these community efforts and all the places and spaces it has improved thanks to proceeds from this annual lottery project.

The groups efforts are fuelled by one of their major, annual fundraisers, Spring Fever Lotto. The proceeds from this Lotto have been used for the Southland Co-op Centre. As well, the community support for this annual fundraiser have helping build the Prince of Wales Cultural and Recreation Centre that includes the community’s curling club, library, community college, movie theatre, performing arts centre, as well as a radio station, chiropractor, accounting firm and law firm.

Hutch Ambulance

We are excited to share with you the continued commitment and dedication of Hutch Ambulance to providing exceptional emergency medical services to the Assiniboia area since 2008. Over the years, we have built a reputation for reliability, care, and professionalism, ensuring that our community receives the highest level of medical attention when it matters most.

At Hutch Ambulance, we understand the importance of a quick and efficient response during critical moments. Our experienced paramedics, up to date life-saving equipment, and fleet of well-maintained ambulances are always ready to serve, day or night. Whether responding to an emergency, providing non-emergency medical transportation, or offering specialized care, we are here to make a difference in the lives of those we serve.

As a locally owned and operated service, we take immense pride in supporting Assiniboia and surrounding areas, and we are honored to be a trusted partner in keeping our community safe. We are dedicated to continuous improvement, working closely with local healthcare providers and first responders to ensure we always provide the best possible care.

Thank you for your ongoing trust in Hutch Ambulance. We look forward to many more years of serving Assiniboia with compassion, expertise, and unwavering dedication.

Come Golf With Us

Assiniboia Golf Course.

Beautiful 9 Hole Course located near Assiniboia

The Assiniboia Regional Park Golf Course is a beautiful 9 Hole ‘grass-green’ course located less than 5 minutes south and slightly east of the Town of Assiniboia.

It is a very well maintained course, with water hazards on 7 of the 9 holes, making it a wee bit more challenging to navigate. It features a 250 yard driving range with real grass tee boxes. The facility provides cart and golf club rentals for anyone wishing to try their luck.

The beautiful and picturesque clubhouse is a fully licensed facility,

offering a new menu of complete food and beverage service, open to the general public. The Course offers several regular weekly programs for its many members. Tuesday evenings are designated men’s nights, while Wednesday evenings are lady’s nights. Tuesday morning is reserved for the Lady’s Morning League, and Wednesday afternoon is set aside for the Men’s Afternoon League.

An annual membership promotion is offered to potential new members.

First year membership is 50 per cent off the

normal rate, second year membership is 25 per cent off, and the third year membership is the standard membership fee

Pleased to announce new management for the season with Marita Williams.

Spotlight

Lakeview Insurance Brokers is a family-owned business within the prairies that maintain professional and personal insurance solutions for all situations and represent our local communities We have provided Personal, Commercial, Farm and Church Insurance for over 25 years Our first commitment is to you, our customer The goal of each of our Brokers is to meet with individuals to discuss your specific need. That need might be personal, business or another operation, but our goal is to work together with you to ensure your assets are protected. We are here to protect what matters most to you, with integrity!

Lakeview Insurance Brokers, in Assiniboia, opened its doors on July 17, 2023, marking an exciting new chapter for the community I’m Talsa Warken, and I’m proud to manage this new brokerage, bringing a personalized approach to serving the insurance needs of local residents and businesses My goal is to build strong relationships based on trust, integrity, and a commitment to the growth of our community My values align with the culture of Lakeview Insurance Group of Companies and I feel very fortunate they have invested in me I hired my first employee, Josee Bouffard, in November 2024 She will specialize in Home & Auto Insurance while we invest in her growth and continue to build our Lakeview team I was inspired by my entrepreneurial family roots to start my own business I am dedicated to offering local clients more options, creating opportunities for community economic growth, and inspiring others to step out of their comfort zones by

• Auto & Recreational Vehicle • Home, Tenant, Rental & Seasonal • Travel & extended health insurance • Business Insurance for all operations

Talsa Warken

What does it mean to be an insurance broker?

An insurance brokerage serves as an intermediary between you, your family, and/or business and the insurance companies As key advisors, we help you navigate the complex world of insurance, offering professional guidance to find the best policies tailored to your unique needs

We are a regulated, licensed professional who meets high standards of education, integrity, and consumer protection This means you can trust that we are qualified and committed to acting in your best interest.

An insurance broker represents you We work to ensure you get the coverage you need at the best possible price, providing objective, unbiased advice

We don't just focus on providing coverage; we also play a key role in giving back to the communities we serve Whether it's through supporting local charities, sponsoring events, or offering educational programs, we understand that our success is closely tied to the well-being of the community

A Look Back Into Our History

Named after the former district of the North-West Territories, the community serves as an agricultural service centre for the surrounding region. On October 12, 1912 the CPR put 980 lots up for sale in the site of Assiniboia. People stood in line to buy their lots and overnight the community rapidly sprang up on the previous barren prairie.

The early years saw a large population of English and French origin, with smaller numbers of Romanian, Scots and Scandinavians. Within the first 12 months Assiniboia had attained town status with W.A. Furlong as mayor.

The town now boasted five brand new elevators and by fall had shipped out a quarter of a million bushels of grain.

For protection from prairie fires, two double chemical engines were stationed in town and two double furrows plowed around the town. It was decided that the first to reach the fire hall and draw the chemical engines to a fire would receive $5 and the first team to reach the fire with a tank of water would receive $10.

By 1913, tenders for sidewalks were solicited. The town constable was instructed to have all parties with hitching posts in front of their buildings on Centre Street to remove them, to see that all ball playing and sports in the village streets be stopped.

A bylaw was passed stating that any horse harnessed to any winter vehicle driving on the streets must have at least two bells of sufficient size and tone to warn foot passengers of their coming.

Street grading and drainage was started in 1913. When the streets were laid out it was expected that Third Avenue would become the main street so it was made wider than the other streets. Businesses were erected on that street and later moved to Centre Street.

Council went on record in 1913 of being in favor of mixed farming providing the parties keeping chickens in town must keep them from disturbing their neighbors gardens.

By January 1914, Assiniboia was made the center for the Royal North West Mounted Police and by February a barracks

Fire Hall

RCMP

Assiniboia Library

Assiniboia Union Hospital

Assiniboia Elementary School

7th Avenue School

was established in town. The Town itself had been policed by a town policeman until the 1940’s when the RCMP were hired to do the job.

August 1914 saw the first four rooms of the Fourth Avenue School opened with 164 students enrolled. By 1914 there were half a dozen gas lights placed on Centre St. Addition of cement sidewalks on Centre street was done in June 1922.

A special bylaw was passed which stated any restaurant and laundry keepers must obtain a special license from the town if they wanted to hire any white girls or women in any capacity.

In August 1925, a committee was appointed to procure a better source of water and in October of that year a tender for the full contract of building a dam, pump house, filtration and chloride plant was accepted.

Centre Street was graveled in 1928. A new covered Grandstand was built in 1926. In May 1933, Wednesday half days holidays started and Assiniboia voted for beer by the glass by June 1935.

The war years hindered growth in the area but town officials looking to the future, employed out of work men to construct the towns sewer system although it could afford to operate it until 1948.

After the war years prosperity returned and the town flourished. May 1953 saw approval for the swimming pool from the Community Pool Committee who had worked to earn money to build the pool. Street lights on Centre Street were replaced with mercury vapor lights in 1955.

In January 1956, the need for a new skating rink as well as an acute shortage of grain storage was prevalent. An organization was formed to build a Quonset type building suitable for storing grain and also when empty suitable for a new skating rink. The loan was backed by signed notes from many people in the area and grain storage money received from the United Grain Growers.

In June 1959 the Mayor and Town Clerk signed a declaration of the closing of the Assiniboia Grain Storage Coop and the building was renovated as a skating rink and the site of the old rink was sold as lots. It was a year or so before the artificial ice was put in.

By June 1957, natural gas came to town. Four blocks of Centre St. were paved from First Avenue to Fifth and gradually extended throughout the town. Storm sewers were put in place in 1965. A new water treatment plant was erected in 1965.

Messiah Lutheran Church Alliance Church

St. Paul’s United Church

Oasis Outreach Church

St. George’s Catholic Church

Assiniboia Apostolic Church

Hayden/Cayden Memorial Park

Aquatic Centre

Campground

Assiniboia Times 112 Years Old Times

Serving our progressive community and area since 1913, the Assiniboia Times is an important source of information, covering all local and area news. Published weekly, the Times features the many community events that occur throughout the year. We also have many items of interest in our paper that you will not find anywhere else such as: Baby Feature, Bridal Edition, Christmas Greetings, and

Town Focuses. Our job is to inform our readers of the news that matters to Assiniboia and to help local businesses succeed and prosper through their advertising in the paper. We take these jobs very seriously and look forward to showcasing Assiniboia and area for many years to come. We couldn’t do it without you so a big “Thank You” to our readers and advertisers for your continued support.

Muriel Fehr Freelance Reporter Richard Pilsner Delivery Driver

Linda Hall Sales Manager Sue Wilson Admin

Sherro Solomko Freelance Reporter

Nelson GM Spotlight

A General Motors dealership has been part of Assiniboia since 1959. Nelson GM began in the community in 2002.

The premier retailer for new and used Buick, Chevrolet and GMC vehicles offers sales, services, parts, detailing and is also an SGI accredited collision centre.

Nelson GM is a large employer in the community as they have 21 staff working at their Assiniboia location.

General Manager, Curtis Nelson, affirms that one of their highlights of the past year was new sales have increased by over 20%, for a third consecutive year, meaning this business must be doing something right.

Although Nelson also acknowledges that lack of moisture in an agricultural community has hurt the cash flow of customer bases.

“Nelson GM believes in supporting the communities that support them. We take pride in the amount of volunteer hours and dollars that we provide to organizations in our market area,” adds the General Manager.

Nelson GM has been involved in countless community events fulfilling their company philosophy to grow through fair prices, excellent

customer service as well as being involved in the community they serve.

“As your community grows so does your business so it is important to be a driver in community growth and development. People want to move to communities that provide a great environment for themselves and their families. It is important for the business community to help foster the spirit and excitement of a thriving community,” states Nelson.

One such example of this was outlined in a previous story in the Assiniboia Times and SASKTODAY.ca noting that Nelson GM partnered with the Masons service club in the creation of a connector service in Assiniboia for the Gravelbourg Shuttle Service. This option allows passengers to travel for no cost to Gravelbourg to connect with the shuttle service. An invaluable service like this for seniors and those who don’t own a vehicle and need to get to city appointments was aided by the partnership of this Assiniboia business.

One thing people may not know about their business is that over the past three years, Nelson GM has been the fastest growing GM dealer in Saskatchewan. This business has received the auto trader award as best priced dealer in the province.

Curtis Nelson Owner

Tracy Nelson Business Manager

Dale Gee Sales Consultant

Aiden Miller Sales Consultant

Fallon Blackwell Reception/Warranty Clerk

Heath Mohr Parts Manager

Larry Kerestesh Parts Associate

Rene Rivard Parts Service Manager

Dave Tolention PDR Tech

Isagani Nativdad Service Tech

Aaron Nelson Lube Tech

Kimberlyn Valerio Staff Assistant

Adrian Mangulavnan Service Tech

Braden Fettes Service Tech

Damon Stangler Collision Centre Tech

Chris Flavel Apprentice Tech

Tim McKinnon Collision Centre Tech

Jarrett Orten Collision Centre Manager

Kim Eklund Comptroller