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National Anthem Day featuring Stacey Nattrass

By this time tomorrow the Pembina Valley Online Auction will be CLOSED! Are YOUR bids in?https://www.pembinavalleyonline.com/pembinavalleyonline-auc

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Tonight at 10:35 pm, it's an encore presentation of Made in Manitoba, featuring Steve Keys! Join us then, or click the link to listen to the podcast whenever you can. https://pembinavalleyonline.com//made-in-manitoba-steve-ke

What's YOUR bidding strategy when it comes to the Pembina Valley Online Auction? https://www.pembinavalleyonline.com/pembinavalleyonline-auc

It is with heavy hearts we share today the passing of Reverend H.H. Barber early Saturday morning. He was 98 years old.

It's always exciting to find out one of your favourite musicians is coming out with something new. And the anticipation is building for this weekend's Made in Manitoba program, as we listen to a new album from Don Amero! We hope you'll join us Saturday at 5:05 pm, Monday night at 10:35 pm, or listen to the podcast which is posted on our blog page, in the link below! https://pembinavalleyonline.com//made-in-manitoba-don-amer

Ralph Groening and Morning Show Co-Host Chris Sumner got together Thursday morning for another Reeve on the Radio. In this R.M. of Morris edition, the two talked about the municipality's Urban Works Initiative which kicked off in Rosenort earlier this month, the installation of back-up generators at R.M. utility sites and much more.

The South Central Regional Library usually holds their annual book sale in the spring time, but 2020 has put a lot of things on hold. Now that we're at the end of October, the 28th till the 31st is going to be four days full of book buying happiness! Get all the details on the CFAM Blog!

Teachers, retails workers, those in the medical profession and more.....You may have felt some extra strain on your voice since wearing and talking through a mask regularly. Vocal Coach Marilyn Hauser-Hamm has some great tips for taking vocal naps, hydrating, and ensuring a good environment for a healthy voice! Visit our blog page for details... https://pembinavalleyonline.com//talking-through-a-mask-do

With snow falling across the Pembina Valley Tuesday, and possibly more on the way Thursday, it's time to winterize our vehicles, and get those winter tires put on! Check out our conversation with OK Tire's Dwayne Funk for some tips!

Did you miss our conversation with Larry Kunkel on the Morning Show? After 20 years, he's back with new music we're excited to share on CFAM Radio 950! Have a listen to our conversation by clicking the link.

It’s an opportunity to share your personal experiences during a time that hasn’t been seen for about one hundred years. Conrad Stoesz from, Mennonite Heritage Archives, was our guest Morning morning as we learned about the crowd-sourced Anabaptist History Today project.

Here's the Central Manitoba Youth Choir's virtual video, "Ignite". Beautifully done!

Be sure to join us this weekend for the uplifting, joyful sounds of Samson and Kemi Oyeyiola! Catch Made in Manitoba Saturday at 5:05 pm, Monday at 10:35 pm, or click the link to hear the podcast whenever you like! https://pembinavalleyonline.com//podcast/made-in-manitoba-

The Boundary Trails Health Centre Foundation has launched the Donation Conversation Campaign, and CFAM Radio 950 is proud to partner with the group to help it continue to fund equipment purchases, spiritual care and palliative care. Join the Donation Conversation on the CFAM blog!

What's the 211? Find out about Manitoba's latest phone number, by visiting our blog page! https://pembinavalleyonline.com//united-way-winnipeg-conne

Thursday morning brought another Reeve on the Radio, with Don Wiebe from the Municipality of Rhineland chatting with Morning Show Co-Host Chris Sumner. Don shared updates on a number of special projects including the GNS East reservoir and funding for Plum Coulee lift station work, as well as how building permits have shot up over the past month or so.