The Thompson Junior Soccer Association is up and running again for another year and to help out the players, they are looking for donations of new or gently used gear like soccer cleats and shin guards. If you've got any of those items taking up space in your closets or garage, you can drop them off at 102.9 CHTM at 103 Cree Road or drop them off at the Thompson Junior Soccer Association registration booth at the CHTM Trade Show and Sale between May 5th and May 7th at the TRCC.

The School’s touring program has sent dancers on the road to share the power of ballet and other dance forms with new audiences in schools and community spaces for almost 50 years. Pioneered by the RWB in 1945, the famous ‘one-night stand’ model of touring the Prairies in a single 48 passenger bus was adopted by the School in the early 1970s. The touring rig includes lighting and sound equipment and a portable dance floor framed by 20’ black velour legs. It’s all-hands-on-deck as three production crew, two artistic faculty members, one company manager, and a large group of dancers work together to transform the venue, sometimes a school gymnasium, into something resembling a theatre space in less than one hour. One thing that distinguishes School’s touring program is its impressive visual impact. Just like the Company before it, the School puts upwards of 20 dancers front and centre, creating a spectacular performance experience for all to enjoy.