Category Archives: Colin Lovequist’s blog

My passion for the Toronto Blue Jays runs deep ever since the inaugural game back at Exhibition Stadium in 1977. I remember it was snowing on the farm April 7th, 1977, we just finished feeding the cat...

Today marks Truth and Reconciliation Day-a day that calls on all of us to pause, reflect, and take meaningful action. This is more than just a moment in history; it's an ongoing journey to honor the s...

Donnie and I got reacquainted with some old friends as we received an invite to an exclusive event to celebrate the newly refreshed Chop Steakhouse & Bar Regina. for an afternoon of delicious bite...

This is the first week of fall, which means it's time to stop complaining about stores having their Halloween stuff out. There's a new ranking of the "best things about fall", thanks to the FALL ENTHU...

That's a wrap on the 620 CKRM Harvest Country Cookouts! Special thanks to Saskatchewan Roughriders Craig Reynolds, Kevin Clive, Nick Mazurak, Malik Carney and Rolan Milligan for showing up with gifts ...

Every time I get the chance to tour through southern Saskatchewan, I'm reminded of how much there is to appreciate right in our own backyard. From the rolling prairies and endless skies to the small t...

The vibrant colours of fall, crisp air filled with the scent of freshly cut fields, all take me back to my childhood on the farm. Every harvest season brings a wave of nostalgia-reminding me of the ea...

There's nothing quite like the spirit of harvest season-when we come together to celebrate the hardworking farmers and agricultural heroes who keep Saskatchewan growing. At 620 CKRM, we're proud to sh...

There's nothing quite like getting together with the ag community-where hard work, passion, and tradition come together in the best way possible. Every conversation is a chance to learn something new,...

What another memorable day as I found myself cruising along #2 North to Liberty for our 620 CKRM Harvest Country Cookout #3. We were hanging with the Wolff Pack from the area and made sure we catered ...