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The Manitoba Thresherman’s Reunion & Stampede in Austin, Manitoba is a huge event! This year it’s happening July 24th to 27th. Those wanting to skip the lineups and get right onto the grounds upon arrival can buy tickets online, right now, right here!

If you or someone you know is considering post-secondary education, Booth University College (Booth UC) has an open invitation for a visit. 

Below you'll find MLA Tim McLeod and MLA Megan Patterson's Report from the Legislature for May 1, 2025. 

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

Welcome to May, a beautiful and busy month in Saskatchewan. Our government would like to extend its best wishes to all those preparing for the 2025 growing season in Saskatchewan. Please work safely and know you have the full support of your government behind you.

April showers are bringing in May flowers, and that includes the amazing books that are blossoming on the shelves at McNally Robinson Booksellers. Co-owner Chris Hall joined us once again in the Classic 107 studios for this month’s edition of What to Read! 

Alright, buckle up, Swift Current! Get ready for roaring engines, gravity-defying stunts, and the ground-shaking return of Monster Trucks! 

Prairie Bee Meadery is Saskatchewan’s premier craft meadery, known for their award-winning honey wines, also known as mead – a traditional beverage made from fermenting honey that goes back centuries.

Prairie Bee Meadery began back in 2012 with their parent company, Grandpa’s Garden, a u-pick farm, growing fruits like sour cherries, strawberries, raspberries, haskap berries, and melons, as well as a selection of market garden vegetables.

This spring, Stride Credit Union has distributed one million dollars in cash to its members – a significant distribution that reflects the Stride’s growth, stability, and strong financial performance.

“It’s a milestone,” says CEO Brent Budz. “It’s the most that we have ever returned – and it’s going back in cash to members and we’re very excited to be able to do that.”

With warmer weather just around the corner, Steinbach and area residents can’t wait to wash away those last traces of winter. And Cole Trudeau is ready to do the washing for them. The power washing, to be precise.

Trudeau is entering his third season as owner-operator of CT Power Washing, and while he admits he’s still getting used to business ownership he can’t hide his excitement about getting those sidewalks, decks, fences, roofs and backyard living spaces clean and treated for another spring and summer.

Since 1936, the Pioneer Co-op has been a staple in the Southwest, supporting consumers and producers alike by buying and selling local products. With their 90th anniversary coming up next year, they have a lot to celebrate – starting with their communities!

Food and Liquor Division Manager, Curtis Nickel, said, “We exist because of our member-owners, and it’s only right we give back to them in any way we can.”

It seems there isn’t a day that goes by without the word “tariff” coming up in a conversation or on the news. When it comes to vehicle tariffs, well, it can get confusing and frustrating for anyone looking to buy a new vehicle. Alyc Keith, General Manager at Okotoks Nissan is doing something about it with help from Nissan Canada.