Partner Profile: Three days of rodeo excitement coming at the 38th Herbert Stampede
What’s the best thing about watching a great moment of exciting rodeo? Watching it again!
For 2025, the Herbert Stampede is bringing back video replay, allowing fans to re-watch every bull ride, team roping run, and saddle bronc ride at the annual event, set to take place from August 1 to 3.
“Our big screen will have both live action and replay video,” says Levi Speir, president of the Herbert Stampede. He adds that around 2,000 people will go through the gates at what is the southwest Saskatchewan community’s biggest local and tourist draw.
Explore the world with Indigeno Travel (and enter to win a trip for 2 to Italy with CHVN)
Indigeno Travel is not your typical travel agency. Majority Indigenous-owned, and operating from their Portage Ave. office, the company views its part in the travel industry as one of a higher, relationship-building purpose.
“We’re mission-based,” says Pearl McCallum, Indigeno’s CEO. “We’re not like any travel agency down the street. Our goal is to accomplish Reconciliation through travel.”
Trusted care with a personal touch: TLC Pharmacy marks over a decade of service
Since opening its doors on August 28, 2012, TLC Pharmacy has become a staple in the Town 'n' Country Mall community. But for many of their customers, the trust and relationships go back even further. Dustin and Theresa Funk, both experienced pharmacists, brought with them years of local experience and familiar faces from their time at Zellers. “We had a whole load of customers come the very first day,” he says. “There was no slow start. People knew us, and they followed us here.”
More than just prescriptions
More than a trip: How Indigeno Travel has re-imaged the meaningful getaway
Indigeno Travel is not your typical travel agency. Majority Indigenous-owned, and operating from their Portage Ave. office, the company views its part in the travel industry as one of a higher, relationship-building purpose.
“We’re mission-based,” says Pearl McCallum, Indigeno’s CEO. “We’re not like any travel agency down the street. Our goal is to accomplish Reconciliation through travel.”
Partner Profile: Century 21 Accord Realty wants you to plan your next barbecue in your new backyard
It’s always grilling season. And, like Century 21 Accord Realty Associate Broker Darla Robins says, it’s always a good time to buy a house!!!!”
“You can’t ever get back the money that you put into rent, so investing in a home is never a bad idea,” she says. “The only bad idea is not to do it.”
Forman Collision Centre — a repair shop worth showing off
“Nobody wants to see a vehicle repair shop. It’s messy. It’s dirty. It’s loud,” said Forman Collision Centre Manager, Mike Tuttle.
At Forman Collision Centre, though, that’s not quite the truth.
“When you walk into our facility,” said Tuttle, “it’s inviting. You see your vehicle being worked on in front of your eyes while you’re having a coffee in our lounge area. It’s clean. It’s organized. It’s something worth seeing.”
The truth is that Forman Collision Centre isn’t like any repair shop you’ve been to before.
Experienced water-hauling company serves area ranchers and energy industry
Miles Petersen knows these hot, dry weeks of summer can take a toll on Saskatchewan’s ag sector.
“It’s a very stressful time of year,” he says. “I want to help out with farmers and ranchers who are lacking water in their dugouts for their cattle.”
Miles Petersen, the owner-operator of MJ Petersen Transport based in Mortlach and Kindersley , has largely built his business by hauling water for oilfield service providers. The energy industry remains key to his operation, though he sees expansion potential – and a noticeable need – for his services among area producers.
Fixing dents, fueling hope: Funk’s Autobody hosts July 19 fundraiser
For Funk’s Autobody in Steinbach, the upcoming “Fix a Dent, Fund a Cure” event is more than just a fundraiser – it’s a heartfelt initiative rooted in personal experiences. Owner Myles Chaput shares, “Cancer has touched all of our lives, including within our own business circles. Cystic fibrosis hits even closer to home for me personally; both of my cousins were born with it. I’ve watched them battle it their entire lives.”
MLA McLeod & Patterson's Report from the Legislature - July 10, 2025
Below you'll find MLA Tim McLeod and MLA Megan Patterson's Report from the Legislature for July 10, 2025.
The views expressed below are solely the opinions of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official stance of Golden West.
If it’s made of metal, Kel’s Custom Welding can weld it
Got a metal problem? Like the title says, Kel’s Custom Welding can probably fix it.
If there’s one thing you need to know about Kel Rempel and the team, it’s that they can weld anything.
Cracked exhaust pipe on your bike? Rusted tractor bucket? A broken necklace?
They can – and will – fix it.
Kel’s Custom Welding owner, Kel Rempel, has nearly 35 years of welding experience. Rempel and his wife, Eva, started the business together 20 years ago, with three of their sons and a daughter joining the team over the years.