Small biz heroes: E&A Sewing serves hobbyists, professionals and everyone in between
Any preconceptions about sewing can be left outside the door of E&A Sewing Machine Service’s location on Henderson Hwy in Winnipeg. As the business’s owners will tell you, sewing is becoming an activity of choice among enterprising young people and professionals in need of stress relief.
Partner Profile: A delicious summer with Skyline Fruits by Uncle Eric
Oranges, cherries, and peaches – oh my!
Okay, maybe a bit cliché? Old news?
But fresh fruit and local produce… that never gets old.
Summer fruit season is here, which means it’s time to stock up on the best of the best in town… Skyline Fruits by Uncle Eric.
Skyline Fruits, formerly Western Fruit Truck, has been operating in Swift Current for 37 seasons now, currently owned by Eric Lautsch. This is his third season as the owner, and he’s proud to be carrying on the Fruit Stand’s legacy:
The Brick in Estevan: Rooted in Community
The Brick is a familiar brand. But just like any business, it’s owned and operated by real people who live and work here too. This holds true with The Brick in Estevan.
Amarjit Bajwa is owner and operator of The Brick in Estevan, having moved here from Calgary in 2022.
“From the chaos of Calgary, I love being in Estevan where everything runs smooth, and you have more time to do what you love.”
Discover your happy place at Northshore Resorts: unveiling Buffalo Pound Lake's hidden gem
“Building a community of people, creating a space for people to have their happy place- that’s what we’re trying to accomplish here.”
Ashlea Street is a local resident and part of the management team at Northshore Resorts on the edge of Buffalo Pound Lake, and there’s nothing about this hidden gem that she isn’t passionate about.
Family & hard work central to Cortech’s success
Fourteen years ago, as he prepared to debut his new business at the Winnipeg Home Show, Peter Giesbrecht didn’t know quite what to expect.
An industry partner had warned that uptake on a new line of exterior and interior surface coatings for homes and commercial properties would be slow, that business would be difficult to drum up – at least at first.
Doc Walker to perform at Blumenort’s “Country Truckin’” event
Blumenort is turning 150! To celebrate PBX Truck Service is hosting a community celebration that will feature Doc Walker, food trucks and a big rig truck show. And all monies raised will support YFC Blumenort, Headway and ROC Eastman.
MLA McLeod's Report from the Legislature - July 4, 2024
Below you'll find MLA Tim McLeod's Report from the Legislature for July 4, 2024.
The views expressed below are solely the opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official stance of Golden West.
Saskatchewan’s population has reached another all-time high, topping 1,230,000 for the first time ever. According to new Statistics Canada population numbers, our province has grown by 5,550 over the past quarter and by 30,503 people over the past year.
RJ Electric offers comprehensive services, money-saving tips
A tip for how to actually save money while dealing with them is not something you typically get from an electrical company. But maybe RJ Electric of Avonlea, SK isn’t your regular utility business.
Matt Falk, Catie St. Germain to perform at Corner 2 Corner’s 20-year celebration
Corner 2 Corner Cleaning & Restoration is putting on an event that is sure to impress.
Kelly Wiebe, the office manager at Corner 2 Corner for the past 3 years, is excited about a full line-up of activities to mark 20 years of partnering with the community for cleaning and restoration projects.
“Boy, there’s a lot.”
Wiebe says that the festivities in Winkler on July 6th will begin with free swimming from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Families are also invited to bouncy castles, a petting zoo, and face painting.
From the audience to Mary's mantle: An unexpected journey in the Manitoba Passion Play
Alina Goncharova's story with the Manitoba Passion Play is a testament to the transformative power of theatre and the profound impact faith can have on everyday life. Unlike many who dedicate years to honing their craft, Alina's journey began as a captivated audience member, utterly enthralled by the play's raw emotion and biblical accuracy. This initial spark ignited a desire to be a part of something bigger, even if it meant simply directing lost theatregoers to the parking lot.