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Law’s Automotive is a family-run business that has been part of the automotive field for nearly 30 years. And they do “everything”.

“We’re a licensed automotive shop that is capable of handling every make and model, and every repair that you can think of… besides paint or body work,” owner and foreman Dean Law states. “We strive every day to do the best we can. If we make a mistake, we fix it. That’s pretty much what’s made our business so successful- dependability, reliability, and honesty are what people want.”

Below you'll find MLA Tim McLeod's Report from the Legislature for July 18, 2024. 

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

Specialty steel manufacturing and investing in both staff and family are what make Ironmen Industries stand out in their field. Over the years, the company has worked towards building long lasting relationships with other companies through quality control, communication, good drawings, and clear planning. 

“It’s not a light thing for us if we have projects that don’t go well, or where the customer is not satisfied,” CEO David Krahn shares. 

When Coverall Dry Cleaner’s door closed this spring, another one opened for Anika Blaschuck. 

A skilled seamstress who’d worked at Coverall for three years, and who’d enjoyed sewing since she was a teenager, Blaschuck decided to keep doing what she loved by opening her own business. 

“Everyone wanted to continue with my services,” she says, “so I just jumped right into it.” 

The summer months are a prime time for family road trips, fun in the sun, exercising outdoors, and enjoying the beautiful weather. But while you’re making the most of the season, it’s important to stay aware of certain risks, fire hazards, and potential emergencies. 

The Swift Current Fire Department has come together to speak about certain risks, offer tips to keep yourself safe, and explain the best ways to contact emergency services should an emergency arise. 

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The Northwest International Ag Expo, a premier agricultural event focused on education, innovation, and networking, is set to take place in Emo, Ontario, Canada, from July 25 to 27, 2024. This three-day event, hosted by the Northwest Soil & Crop Improvement Association, will be the event of the season, highlighting key knowledge on crops, livestock, and soil compaction, connecting with fellow producers and agri-business. 

Every single part of your body plays a role in your health… from your head to your toes. But some parts can be easy to ignore. Like your feet.

Give them the attention they deserve! Whether you have a pesky ingrown nail, or a more serious issue, Renee Chelle, RN, owner of Heal to Toe Advanced Footcare can get you back on your feet.

Renee has been a practicing RN since 2017 and opened Heal to Toe in December 2023. While she initially only practiced in Shaunavon, she’s now offering services in Swift Current out of Railway Health Clinic!

Consider this scenario: You need to be away from home for a number of days, perhaps for work or even to take a vacation. But you also have an elderly parent who relies on your support, and routine is important to them. What do you do? 

It’s actually a quite common question, and addressing it and other, similar concerns is the mission at Bayshore HealthCare. 

The August Long Weekend Online Auction is back again for another year — a promising opportunity for people to turn equipment, household goods, and more into cash with a little help from the experts.  

2024 marks two years since Pembina Valley Auction Services has taken over this auction that was originally led by Bill Klassen Auctions.  

Are you nearsighted? Probably.  

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common condition where the eye adjusts itself to make it easier to see up close. Over time, this tends to make distance vision blurry. Management of this condition is the focus, no pun intended, at Sage Creek Eye Centre.  

“We’re seeing this condition start to creep up with younger and younger ages due to our setting,” says Doctor Kelly Enns, owner and optometrist at Sage Creek Eye Centre. “Being on tablets and cell phones, reading a ton, and indoor time in general.”