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MCSnet brings reliable, high-speed internet service to rural Albertans, and their latest product, GigAir, will deliver fiber-like speeds without the cable or cost.

It’s back! Stop Abuse in Families’ (SAiF’s) Paint the Town Purple raises funds for the Society while also connecting local businesses with consumers and raising awareness of a very worthy cause.

HearingLife provides the services and products Canadians need to maintain and improve their hearing. With over 100 products in their online shop, clinics coast to coast and easy access to help via phone, email, chatbot and callback requests, taking care of your hearing has never been easier.

Want to prepare your home for the winter season? Then boosting insulation and increasing the energy efficiency of your property would be the most rational thing to consider.

I saw it as a way to do what I loved while being my own boss – taking charge of my own future and dreams while still having the flexibility to pursue post secondary education and other interests.”

Another thing many people don’t realize is that home care is not just for the elderly. Post-op patients, people with special needs or anyone needing assistance at home can apply.

Connelly-McKinley is pleased to announce that we have now completed the extensive renovations at our Edmonton South Funeral Home and Commemoration and Event Centre, a modern facility with the scenic backdrop of a nature setting, visually stunning and unique to our area.

These days of inflation have caused many people to re-evaluate what is a want and what is a need. However, when it comes to hearing loss, far too many Canadians are willing to put the help they need on the back burner. This is a mistake.

One in three Canadian children are on the sidelines due to the costs of organized sports. Since 1993, KidSport has helped underserviced children access sports by providing grants. Now, the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation (EOCF), KidSport Albert and Sport Central have teamed up to offer the most ambition program yet. It’s called the Oil Country Hockey Assist Program (HAP)

Shannon and Ryan Stevenson own the Code Ninjas® franchises in St. Albert and Windermere (Edmonton). “We opened Code Ninjas® to provide a safe and inclusive space where children explore coding and STEM with like-minded peers and mentors,” says Shannon. “This is a space where they are celebrated for who they are; a space to grow and a space to belong.”