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HIGHLAND AVE - HWY 1. is a service station with EV charging located in BRANDON area. This service station has a variety of fuel products including Shell V-Power NiTRO+ 91, Shell V-Power Diesel and Bronze. Electric vehicle charging options are also available, including 4 charge points, with CHAdeMO, CCS (Type 1 Combo) with 180.0 kW max power. This station includes a Shop - Select. Food and drinks offerings include Fast Food and Skip the Dishes.

We have been in business for over 30 years serving Western Manitoba. We buy and sell good used furniture. Estates and households are our speciality. We also buy and sell Coins and Older Mint Product, Coin Supplies, Books and Stamps Supplies.

As a landlord you know that the most important part of the rental process is pre-screening potential tenants. Our reports help you answer the three questions that every landlord has:''Who is this person?''''Can I trust this person with my property?''''Will they pay the rent?''Applicants are only going to provide you with their ''best'' information. Current legal troubles, past difficulties with landlords and financial issues can only be determined from outside sources. Our reports will provide you with a thorough understanding of the applicant's current and past credit history.What every Landlord needs to know:Do they pay their bills on time?Can they afford the rent?Do they have collection actions registered against them?Have they been involved in arbitrations or legal actions with a previous landlord?Is there any indication of fraudulent activity by the applicant?How long have they resided at their previous addresses?What is their employment history?Each report can help you answer these questions and give you the information you need to make an informed decision.Reports are available via fax or e-mail five days a week.

The museum, archives and library are located on the first floor, north end, Brandon Armoury, Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. It has been open to the public since 1979 and it has had visitors and e-mail correspondence from all provinces, most of the states and many countries. Comments from people who have visited the museum indicate they have found the museum very informative and the time well spent. The museum is run totally by volunteers. There is a work force of nine, who work one day a week through the winter. The museum is dedicated to preserving the memory of those who served their country in the various wars and engagements in which Canadian troops participated -- especially units that are associated with the southwestern corner of the province.There is a wide range of military memorabilia, including uniforms, webbing, bayonets, cap badges, shoulder flashes, flags, maps and swords. The museum library contains material which covers practically every war, battle or skirmish in which Canadian troops were involved.