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.

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.

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.

Hearing loss can be treated quite successfully with today’s modern technology.

The weather grows colder and the snow is starting to fly, but that doesn’t mean you have to tuck yourself away indoors. There are plenty of fun ways to explore Strathcona County this winter, giving you and your family something wonderful to do every day.

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.

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.

The Rotary Club of Athabasca’s 2022 Celebrity Dinner and Auction is coming up on October 28, and there are plenty of reasons to get excited!

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.