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I remember a few years back, in the summer of 2020 feeling the need to get away on a little motorcycle trip. It was the preliminary stages of the covid crisis with a lot of uncertainty and confusion including the actions taken that were to mitigate the spread of the virus.

Producers looking to enhance their herds this spring can buy with confidence from Hawkeye Ranching Company at this year’s Annual Bull Sale on March 27th—North of Tompkins. 

View the catalogue right now at DLMS.  

Leif Brost owns and operates Hawkeye Ranching Company Ltd. together with his wife Melissa. He says that over the years, bull sales have evolved to introduce virtual bidding on the DLMS website, though there is still an in-person aspect to it as well.  

Fountain Tire is ringing in spring with savings, safety tips, and superior mechanical services!

While Fountain Tire opened their Portage la Prairie location over 20 years ago, the company has been a Canadian fixture since 1956. A familiar name and sight across the country, they’re a trustworthy source for farm and road services.

Below you'll find MLA Tim McLeod's Report from the Legislature for March 20, 2025. 

The views expressed below are solely the opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official stance of Golden West.

The 2025-26 Budget, Delivering for You, invests in what Saskatchewan residents have told us matters to them: affordability, health care, education, community safety and fiscal responsibility.

Think of it as an extended royal family – and one that keeps on growing.

Having recently purchased King’s Department Store, new owner Jade Moore appreciates the family element of a business that has been a fixture of downtown Carlyle for more than 40 years.

March 23rd is World Optometry Day! The theme this year is Eyes to the Future: Optometry Improving Global Wellness.

We sat down with Dr. Shawn Lins and Dr. Marcia Mitschke from Primary Eye Care Centre to talk about its importance. 

“If you cut back on the care, what is the point of even having a care home?” 

Owner and manager Shirley Ann Sellers has worked with the elderly since the age of 19. Familiar with the field, with almost every role under her belt, and with over three decades of experience, Willow Creek Manor is how she’s bringing her ultimate dream to life.  

“They deserve it because they are our lifeline- they earned it.”  

By day, she’s a Chartered Accountant. But the rest of her time is devoted to her love of fashion and design.  

Meet Elizabeth Olatoye, the powerhouse behind Eden Apparel, a Winnipeg-based business providing couture formal gowns and ready-to-wear dresses, alongside fabrics and sewing classes.  

Business. Community. Family.

Chances are, you’re part of all three. That means you likely know first-hand the unique joy – and incredible challenges – that each one can present.

Burning out trying to grow your business, struggling to build consensus within a non-profit organization, or just trying to figure out how to maintain sanity in the midst of busy schedules; these challenges are all too common in today’s fast-paced world.

For Juli Rohl, founder of Revivis Consulting, it's those challenges that drive her “why”.

It started with one bus. 

Actually, it started when Brandon Floberg and Butch Wright brought out the calculator and added up the money they and other Shaunavon parents were spending to get their kids to and from their tournaments. 

“I thought it was just crazy,” he says. “So we bought a bus from an auction sale and it kind of took off from there.”