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It’s an exciting time at PJ’s Plantation.

This year marks the 25th season they’ve been in business as a garden centre. They like to say they’ve been “growing for you” because it’s true.

Owners Jody and Peter never thought their little business would become so big.

“We just wanted to move to the country and raise our young family. I’m a horticulturist and wanted to be in the greenhouse business," Jody explained. "I thought I’d start small with a few bedding plants."

What happened next shows how much the community embraced what PJ’s Plantation had to offer.

In the heart of Gull Lake, Marshland Feeds is rapidly becoming more than just a feed store—it’s the community’s trusted one-stop shop for livestock needs, building relationships and redefining what it means to be a local ag business. 

Founded by owner Ryan Marsh just over a year ago, Marshland Feeds was born out of a simple yet powerful need: a complete, reliable feed store serving the area’s hardworking ranchers. “It’s important for ranchers to have a trusted business they can support their livelihood with,” says Cedar Hayne. “And Ryan made that possible with Marshland Feeds.” 

In a way, The Gift: The Words & Music of Ian Tyson is about to make a homecoming

On Friday, May 9 and Saturday, May 10, the star-studded tribute act will perform in Longview, not far from where Canadian Country Music Hall of Famer Tyson had his ranch. As producer Peter North explains, it’s about time the show made its way to Tyson’s old stomping grounds.

They’re nearly two decades in, and they’re still rolling out humming engines and happy customers!

Celebrating 18 years in business, owner and operators Kim and Kris Wikdahl, the husband and wife team of Kkwik Automotive, say that the clientele is what keeps the company passionate and motivated to continue doing business.

“We have amazing customers, and it’s an honour dealing with the great people that we interact with every day.”

“The conventional medicine system offers a lot of amazing things. One of the things it doesn't offer is a lot of time for chronically sick patients.”

Shelley Wilson would know – she’s a nurse practitioner who’s also trained in functional medicine. During her time with the Cypress Health Region, she became interested in integrative and holistic medicine for a deeply personal reason.

“When you see a piece that you can tell works really well, it functions well, it does what it’s supposed to do, and it looks really good, you ask who made it. That’s how a lot of people have found out about us,” says Taylor. “It’s good word-of-mouth. It’s building a solid reputation.”

This from Clint Taylor, owner of Portage Iron. Born and raised in Portage la Prairie, Taylor has a great deal of experience in the metal working industry, as well as building companies. So opening Portage Iron in January of 2024 felt like a natural step.

The Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds (SAW) invites you to participate in building a healthier future for our province through the Tree for Life Program. This SAW fundraiser directly supports vital watershed stewardship programming across Saskatchewan.    

"Where Water, Wellness and Communities Meet!" is more than just a slogan; it's the core principle guiding SAW's work to protect our water resources. By purchasing tree saplings through the Tree for Life Program, you directly contribute to this vision.    

McMunn & Yates Building Supplies is a cornerstone of the Portage la Prairie community and a trusted name in the construction industry. And right now, they’re pulling out all the stops for their annual MY Big Anniversary Sale. But time is running out. The event, which kicked off April 24th, runs only until Wednesday, May 7th, offering major savings across a wide range of products for both contractors and weekend DIYers.

With over 54 years of service under their belt, McMunn & Yates isn’t just a lumber store — they’re your community builders in every sense.

“We’re a large company, but we have the small-town identity.” 

Rocky Mountain Equipment has recently acquired Robertson Implements, but rest assured that you can expect the same level of care and service… with a few extra benefits.  

“We want every woman to feel really strong and healthy, about themselves, and feel as strong as a mother.”

Ciara Ramsden, founder and co-owner of Flirt Cosmetics Studio, is proud to educate women about one of their most popular treatments: the Emsella chair. This groundbreaking non-surgical device uses High-Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Technology (HIFEM) to stimulate and strengthen pelvic floor muscle, all while clients remain fully clothed.