Approximately 30 residents took part in a “read-in” that was held at the Town Square on April 7 as a silent protest over the cuts to public libraries done by the provincial government during the budget.

Whitewood staged one of the more than 70 Drop Everything and Read rallies held at libraries and MLA’s offices across Saskatchewan. The “read-in” took place on Friday, April 7 at noon when about 30 adults and youngsters gathered at the Town Square adjacent to the library to peacefully read a book for 15 minutes. This […]

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