SOS Kardashian 798K, sired by BRCHE White Bear 8505 Pld ET with her Pinnacle/SOS Miss North 798N by TR CAG Carbon Copy 7630 ET heifer calf at foot was selected as the Multi Breed Champion Female and Supreme Champion Female at the Interior Provincial Exhibition (IPE) August 30th in Armstrong, BC. Exhibited by Pinnacle View Livestock, Quesnel, BC & Springside Cattle Co., Airdrie, AB.
Farah Steacy, Landsdowne won Champion Heifer at the Ontario Charolais Association AGM Junior Show, August 16th, Cobden, ON with JKC Miss Firefly 85M a G.BROS Fernando 1309J daughter. Dallas Coughlin won Reserve Champion Heifer and Champion Bred & Owned with Cornerview Nakita 16N by RBM Keystone H41. Nate Latchford judged the show.
Kurtis Black, Haley Station was elected president of the Ontario Charolais Association at their Annual General Meeting, August 16th at Cornerview Charolais, Cobden. Eric Doran, Tweed was elected 1st Vice-President and Ryan Briggs, Oro-Medonte was elected 2nd Vice-President. Ashley Baker, Hastings continues in the Secretary/Treasurer duties. The board welcomed new director, Wyatt Burgomaster. Complete details will be in the October issue of the Charolais Banner.
Mark Frost, Kingsey-Falls, QC was elected-president of the Quebec Charolais Association at their 53rd Annual General Meeting, August 2nd, Ste-Eulalie. Complete details will be in the October issue of the Charolais Banner.
Dorothy Phyllis Seater (née Skinner), born in Brandon, Manitoba, in 1939, passed away suddenly in Osoyoos, BC, on June 14, 2025, at the age of 86. A spirited and adventurous woman, Dorothy lived and worked across Canada and Bermuda before settling in Rivers, MB, where she and her husband Edmund ran the Ed-C-Dor Charolais Farms. She was known for her boundless energy, love of entertaining, and entrepreneurial flair—from hosting horse events to traveling southern Manitoba with her Balancemobile. Dorothy leaves behind a large and loving family, countless friends, and a legacy of warmth, faith, and zest for life.
Sloane Hertz captured the Reserve Champion Female banner at the Young Ranchman’s Show over the Labour Day weekend in Swift Current. Sloane exhibited Six Mile Empress 813L with calf at side Six Mile Emperor 365N. Judges were Riley & Madison Lafrentz.
The Charolais Banner (ISSN 024-1767) is the longest running European beef breed magazine in Canada and the official publication of the Canadian Charolais Association. We publish five printed issues each year and run a digital community, both working in tandem to keep our readers connected and effective in their operations through up-to-date news and producer resources specifically tailored for the Charolais breed.
