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Our Roots
1940s: |
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Enns begin farming in Manitoba |
1945: |
World War II ends |
1953: |
Harry and Jake Enns enter the farm equipment industry as an Allis-Chalmers and New Holland farm equipment dealer in Sanford |
1956: |
Enns Brothers become the primary John Deere dealer for the Sanford area |
1959: |
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh visit |
1961: |
The dealership moves from Sanford to Oak Bluff |
1962: |
Winnipeg Blue Bombers win the Grey Cup in the famous fog bowl |
1974: |
Inaugural Winnipeg Folk Festival |
1987: |
Enns Brothers open a second branch in Morris |
1989: |
Forks Market opens |
1992: |
A third Enns Brothers location opens in Portage la Prairie |
1992: |
Teemu Selanne plays his first game as a Winnipeg Jet |
1997: |
Flood of the Century |
1998: |
Enns Brothers opens the branch in Arborg |
2005: |
Official opening of Millennium Library |
2008: |
Enns Brothers merges with Countryside Equipment branches in Brandon and Neepawa to become one of the largest independent John Deere dealerships in Canada |
2008: |
Enns Brothers Powersports opens on Lagimodière Blvd |
2010: |
Enns Brothers takes over Deer Country Equipment in Steinbach |
2011: |
Winnipeg Jets return to Winnipeg |
2012: |
Winnipeg Art Gallery celebrates its centennial |
2014: |
Enns Brothers builds new facility in Portage la Prairie |