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Why Community Events Like Canada Day and the Boissevain Fair Matter for Local Growth

When you think of the recent Canada Day celebration or the Boissevain Fair, you probably picture smiling kids, sizzling BBQs, colourful parades, horses, cattle, and fireworks lighting up the night sky. These events are more than just fun—they’re powerful tools for building stronger communities and boosting local economies.


Events like these bring residents together. Whether it’s families enjoying kids’ activities, friends exploring our local museums, or car lovers admiring the Show ‘n’ Shine, these shared experiences create a sense of pride and belonging. A connected community is a strong community, and that’s something businesses take notice of.


When potential investors or entrepreneurs visit a town, they’re not just looking at real estate or tax rates. They’re looking at the vibe. A lively, engaged community with well-attended events shows that people care about where they live. That’s a huge positive for businesses considering setting up shop in Boissevain.


Events like the Boissevain Fair and Canada Day celebrations create momentum. They show that the town is active, organized, and full of potential. That kind of energy is contagious, and it can lead to increased investment, tourism, and opportunities for everyone.


In short, community events aren’t just about having a good time! They’re about showing the world that your town is vibrant, welcoming, and ready for growth.

 
 
 

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This website is a community economic development website, developed by the Town Council and Matthewson & Co. Its purpose is to support investment and growth within the Boissevain-Morton area.
If you need help, have something for the calendar, or ideas you want to share, we want to hear from you!

Lorri Matthewson

Jennifer Beard

336 South Railway St. (Located in The Junction)

Boissevain, MB, R0K 0E0

jennifer@smallplacesrock.com /  Tel. 1-204-721-4168

Thank you!

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