On October 16, 2025 the City of Brandon will choose its newest Trustee for the Brandon School Division. Too often school board elections are ignored with some of the poorest voter turnout amongst all elections in Canada and yet these are the people who directly impact the lives and education of our most vulnerable sector,…
On Aug 22, Brandon Sun columnist Deveryn Ross wrote: “Social media is a window into the character of a candidate…” 👀 Today, I sat down with Ted Dzogan, PC Party member (and former rival to Grant Jackson for the Sprucewoods nomination), for a raw conversation about how we got here: a by-election in what was…
Five years ago, the global workforce underwent a seismic shift. We pivoted to remote work overnight, out of necessity, not preference. Since then, we’ve witnessed a permanent evolution in how and where work happens. Remote and hybrid work are no longer fringe benefits—they are strategic necessities. But we can’t just “allow” remote work and hope…
When was the last time you heard a political candidate speak for 30 straight minutes without slamming, blaming, or even mentioning the opposition? Not once. When was the last time a candidate spoke—really spoke—about feeling a genuine duty to step up and serve, using their knowledge and lived experiences to support their community? If your…
While our live stream Weekly Round Up with Colin and Michelle had some technical difficulties (OK – I had some difficulties), it didn’t stop Colin Sundaynight and I from jumping on a call and recording our conversation to share with you! It wasn’t live but it is raw, unedited and as usual, entertaining! From what…
I just finished listening to Outraged by Kurt Gray, and with a federal election underway here in Canada, I couldn’t have picked a better—or more necessary—time to hear its message. Like so many others, I’ve spent years entrenched in political discussions, often slipping into the same patterns: defending my stance, pointing out the flaws in…