Spotlight

The annual Big Brothers Big Sisters Dream Home & Win50 Lottery is underway, giving participants a chance to win a dream home, thousands in cash and other wonderful prizes. The real winners, however, are the children that the Boys & Girls Clubs Big Brothers Big Sisters of Edmonton & Area (BGCBigs) supports.

The mother-daughter team, Laurie McKay and Jesse Wichmann, along with their family, own and operate the venue seasonally.

Services offered by A1 Equity Mortgage include freeing up equity to help with: farm refinancing, post secondary education costs, short term/emergency funds, tax debt, business funds and debt consolidation. Service is available for clients that do not meet traditional lending criteria due to lack of employment records, poor credit ratings or past bankruptcies.

Pack your bags for an experience that will challenge your cultural perceptions, embrace your adventurous spirit, and deliver complete relaxation.

Aging, losing mobility, becoming disabled or having a long recovery period after an accident are all part of life. However, the person in need of care is not alone in the situation.

Energy Werx provides customized solutions for home energy consumption.

Chad Burden, Registered Physiotherapist and owner of Summit Physiotherapy is focused on the well-being of both clients and staff. His goal is to provide the best physiotherapy for clients and an outstanding workplace for the team. As he actively looks to hire a local physiotherapist, he reflects on his journey with Summit so far.

With the grey months of winter just around the corner, Albertans and many others across the country are dealing with the stress of keeping healthy. Finding support for mental health in particular can be especially difficult, and in-person consults are difficult to find.

In a fight against time, Sharon (and hundreds of other families) began their desperate fight to have the government overturn the ‘lock out’ orders for residents of palliative care and seniors care facilities.

In a fight against time, Sharon (and hundreds of other families) began their desperate fight to have the government overturn the ‘lock out’ orders for residents of palliative care and seniors care facilities.