Alan Hustak
NDP’s past and future attend Fort barbecue
Sporting red sneakers and with his hands shoved deep into the pockets of his blue jeans, Saskatchewan’s NDP opposition leader, Ryan Meili, slipped into...
Power Pin entrepreneur wins farm safety award
A Fort Qu’Appelle entrepreneur who invented a hitch that has become a standard feature on most large tractors has been recognized with an international...
MP Scheer meets locals behind Fort’s friendly walls
Serves up burgers & bromides
MP Andrew Scheer was greeted with hugs and handshakes when he arrived in Fort Qu’Appelle for the annual community barbecue...
Powwow entertains visitors from across North America
Battling Horse Singers, an Indigenous group from the Canupawakpa Dakota First Nation in Manitoba won the singing contest at the Standing Buffalo powwow last...
SARM ag committee discusses farm challenges
Drought in the southeastern corner of the province and getting grain to market on time were concerns addressed at a meeting of the Saskatchewan...
Mid Summer’s Arts Festival sets attendance record
Crowds in record numbers hit Fort Qu'Appelle's Mid Summer’s Arts Festival last Saturday.
More than 3,100 people paid the $2 admission to come through the...
Mission Fest returns with hillbilly heaven
Folks who love roots music won’t want to miss the third annual Mission Lake Festival on Saturday evening, Aug 11, when the grounds of...
Da Little Chef closes
Da Little Chef restaurant, which had a sign in its window advising customers that it was closed for renovations, won't be re-opening.
The Asian fusion...
Powwow time at Standing Buffalo
Preparations are underway for the Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation Powwow, an annual competitive celebration that each year attracts more than 600 singers and dancers...
Lebret chapel, crosses getting overdue facelift
The landmark chapel on a hill above Lebret has been painted for the first time in 12 years.
The parish now is looking for some...
Provincial News
No new cases, 14 more recoveries in Saskatchewan
There are no new cases of COVID-19 to report on June 2, 2020, and the provincial total remains at 646.
