Dinner is Served is a healthy meal program offered by Brandon Seniors for Seniors Co-op Inc. For only $10.00 you will receive a home cooked meal delivered to your home by our faithful volunteers. We have a menu of seven different meals that you can pick from each week. They are to be ordered on a Friday and will be delivered on the following Friday. Check out our menu on our website or
call us at 204-571-2050 for more information.

Spring is making its way to Westman and that signals the release of our Newsletter and the start of our Spring Campaign. BRHC needs help purchasing some equipment and we are targeting our proceeds towards the following: 25 Overbed tables to be used in all areas of the hospital – $8,120. 2 Arjo Maxi Floor Lifts and slings – $12,353. 5 stainless steel surgical tables for use in the OR – $4,107 For more information or to make a donation contact our office at 9204) 578-4227 or visit our website at brhcfoundation.ca

You won’t have to drive to Selkirk Avenue the next time you are in Winnipeg to pick up Donut House’s famous Blueberry Streusel and Apple Cinnamon Bread! We’re happy to announce these delicious locally-made breads are now available at Sobeys South. The Donut House has been making donuts and other pastries for more than 50 years. The Best Ever Blueberry Streusel Bread is the perfect sweet snack that’s packed with fresh blueberries and a sweet, crunchy streusel topping! The Apple Cinnamon bread is swirled with sweet cinnamon sugar and juicy apple pieces – the perfect combination.

Spring is the worst season for allergies, according to the Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology. The biggest spring allergy trigger is pollen. Trees, grasses, and weeds release these tiny spores into the air to fertilize other plants. When they get into the nose or eyes of someone who’s allergic, they send the body’s defenses haywire. If pollen is a trigger, keep doors and windows closed to keep it out, and wear wraparound sunglasses when outside. Also, ask your doctor or pharmacist about the most appropriate allergy medications to avoid possible side effects, such as drowsiness and confusion.

When asked for something as a funeral director, we like to be able to say yes and ensure that family requests, desires, and the deceased’s last wishes are met. The pandemic made it challenging for us to gather and grieve together, but as we come out of the restrictions and mandates, precautions such as masks, vaccinations, and hand sanitizer can still be required at services, if requested, to make everyone feel welcome and comfortable – that’s what we as funeral directors do. We look forward to being able to say yes to families once again and exceeding their expectations.