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Renouf outruns rain, snow to capture Echo Lake Crown

“I ran faster because I didn’t want to be out there in the rain,” Conor Renouf, the winner of this year’s annual Echo Lake...

Fort’s Market Day opening cancelled

Vendors from Cupar and Lemberg began arriving for the Fort Qu’Appelle and District Farmer’s Market on Saturday only to discover as they were setting...

Lions Club Echo Lake Road Race set to go

Some of the province’s best runners are expected to take part when the Humphrey “Hummer” Bartlett Memorial Road Race 45th road race around Echo...

Musical festival sings high praise for talents

Two young pianists who took part in the Qu’Appelle Music Festival’s performing arts completion will continue to the provincial finals. Ayomi Sinclair was recognized...

FSIN Senator, Piapot’s Roland Crowe dies at 82

The former chief of Piapot Cree First Nation Roland Crowe died April 28, remembered as a highly respected Indigenous leader who spearheaded the 1992...

RM resurrects damaged cemetery road for use

Seven weeks after the Town of Fort Qu’Appelle closed Cemetery Hill road crew with the RM of North Qu’Appelle 187 were given permission to...

Henderson art pieces donated to Fort. Q. museum

James Henderson was the first artist in Saskatchewan to support himself exclusively by making art. He died 75 years ago this year and to...

RM to pay for Fort’s cemetery road repairs

The RM of North Qu’Appelle 187 will re-open Fort Qu’Appelle’s washed-out Cemetery Hill Road at its own expense provided the two municipalities can come...

Successful book launch

There were more buyers than there were books for The Long Sixties, Stories from the New Left which was successfully launch. “It launched in both...

67th annual Music Festival begins April 30

Music teacher Rowan Teasedale has some advice for young violinists who will be taking part in the Fort Qu’Appelle Music Festival this year. “Own the...

Provincial News

Roots, wings and a bright future for Kipling grads

The days sometimes seem endless. The years ahead might look like a lifetime. Suddenly, it happens. You’re there and it’s real. You are the one sitting onstage with...

2026 Grad Edition

2026 Grad Edition