Golden West exists to make our communities better.
Officially a media company, we have always seen ourselves as a community service company, delivering what matters to our local audiences since 1957.
Giving smaller communities a voice all their own.
Our dedicated content teams keep residents connected and informed – reliably reporting in rural regions across the Canadian Prairies.
Road conditions, minor hockey scores, local charity event coverage – delivered daily over our radio stations and portals.
When crisis strikes, we’re the first source our audience turns to for details and advice.
Providing extremely local news, music, information, entertainment, and experiences that reflect the communities we serve, and build local relationships.
Investing in our communities.
We work, play, shop, volunteer, and report in markets not covered by larger major media. It begins with hiring from within the communities we serve – so we can provide hyper-local information that connects people.
Through crisis and celebration, difficulty and joy, we’re part of the stories that make up the fabric of life here on the Canadian Prairies.
Winning Chamber awards. Raising pledges for humane societies. Supporting healthcare foundations and air ambulance service through wildly successful radiothons. Giving our audience once-in-a-lifetime adventures and a sense of connection to community. Giving away thousands of prizes, putting our clients in front of folks who want what they sell, generating the success of businesses in our communities, generating our customer’s success.
By showing up time and again, we’re woven deeply into the fabric of our communities.
Growing in our communities.
Today, our rural roots stretch across the prairie provinces.
To further build our clients’ success, we’ve grown as a company, providing marketing services and business solutions.
If you’re also driven by a deep sense of place, want to build strong local relationships, and discover how you can best connect with your community… we would like to work together.
Reach out, and let’s start a conversation.