The BRHC Foundation’s capital campaign is well underway! Our goal is to raise $2 million to support the building and equipment needs for the Brandon Regional Health Centre’s new Critical Care Building. This state-of-the-art facility will provide essential services for our community and will feature a 16 bed Intensive Care Unit, 30 additional medical beds and space for future developments. For information on how to contribute towards this campaign, please contact the Foundation at (204) 578-4227. Your support is truly appreciated.

Senior eye health is essential for maintaining independence and quality of life. As we age, the risk of eye conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy increases. Regular eye exams can detect these issues early, improving the chances of effective treatment. Seniors may also experience changes in vision clarity, color perception, and tear production. Protecting eye health includes managing chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension, wearing sunglasses to block UV rays, eating a nutrient-rich diet, and avoiding smoking. Staying proactive with eye care helps seniors preserve their vision and continue enjoying daily activities safely and confidently.

Your wait is over! Trucare Minor Injury & Sport Medicine Clinic, located in the Garden City area (north end of Winnipeg), is now open to treat minor injuries . We are specialized in sports or work-related injuries, sprains, fractures, and chronic pain, including neck, back, hip, and knee pain. We offer cortisone and PRP injections for joint pain, plus in-house X-ray services. A referral is helpful, but walk-ins are welcome. Inside the clinic, Trucare Mobility provides physiotherapy services as well as providing medical supplies, including crutches, braces, compression stockings, wheelchairs, walkers, and more for you and your family.

Senior eye health is essential for maintaining independence and quality of life. As we age, the risk of eye conditions such as cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy increases. Regular eye exams can detect these issues early, improving the chances of effective treatment. Seniors may also experience changes in vision clarity, color perception, and tear production. Protecting eye health includes managing chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension, wearing sunglasses to block UV rays, eating a nutrient-rich diet, and avoiding smoking. Staying proactive with eye care helps seniors preserve their vision and continue enjoying daily activities safely and confidently.

I asked a supermarket employee where they kept the canned peaches. He said, “I’ll see,” & walked away. I asked another & he also said, “I’ll see,” & walked away. In the end, I gave up & found them myself in Aisle C.

I asked a supermarket employee where they kept the canned peaches. He said, “I’ll see,” & walked away. I asked another & he also said, “I’ll see,” & walked away. In the end, I gave up & found them myself in Aisle C.