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ContactEstablished in 1994, South End Concrete has been providing concrete forming, pouring, cutting, breaking, finishing and grading services for industrial, commercial and residential projects throughout Manitoba.South End Bobcat & Excavation, a division of South End Concrete, specializes in bob cat and mini hoe excavation services – commercial and/or residential – including backfilling, grading, compaction, finishing and snow removal.

North American Lumber Limited is a privately owned Canadian lumber and building products company servicing Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Northwestern Ontario. We provide a complete line of lumber, plywood, paint, hardware, tools, and building materials for commercial, industrial, residential, recreational, and agricultural applications. We've catered to both professional builders and do-it-yourselfers for more than a century. Our reputation has been built on supplying our customers with all their specific project needs, with exceptional service and value.

"Spray-Net brings exterior painting to a whole new level. Instead of replacing sidings, doors and windows, renovate them for a fraction of the cost! More than a conventional paint job, we provide factory-finish results with exclusive paints and a patented spraying process, engineered specifically for your home. We spray-paint aluminum and vinyl siding; fiber cement; engineered wood; stucco; brick; and even surfaces you didn’t think you could paint, like front doors, garage doors and windows. We also offer kitchen cabinet refinishing. Done in just one day, we deliver a durable factory finish that won’t peel and looks just like new...not repainted. Our customers highly recommend us! Contact us for your free, no-obligation quote."

As Part of the archdiocese of Winnipeg, Saint John Breboeuf strives to build a church of communion, providing a comprehensive range of spiritual education programs and enrichment opportunities for all.

Liturgy of the EucharistPlease note that for the next two years, the Archdiocesan focus will now be on 'Building Community.'During winter and spring flu season and throughout the year, many people avoid shaking hands in order to minimize transmission of colds and flu. Parishioners should not feel obligated to shake hands for the greeting during the Gathering Rite and the 'Peace' greeting during the Mass. Nor should anyone feel hurt if their neighbour does not extend their hand. It is important to show care and friendliness, but there are many other ways: a brief nod, a respectful bow, or a cheerful smile are all perfectly acceptable. Archdiocesan guidelines for H1N1 ('swine') flu precautions were promulgated in September 2010 for liturgy and for parish operations . 'Stage 1' precautions were put in place in 2009 but have since been suspended by the Archbishop's office. However, it is stressed that we should continue using hand sanitizers in the church and maintain good hygiene practices.Outside Volunteer OpportunitiesAssist people living in personal care homes in our area: Volunteers respond to varied needs, including assisting residents to come to Mass when it is held in their residence