Alan Hustak
Ukrainians celebrate Independence Day at Echo Valley Park
Around 200 refugees and supporters attend picnic
“The difference between life in Ukraine and life in Canada is this: In Ukraine when you go to...
Lt. Gov. supports Standing Buffalo’s claim to sovereignty
Saskatchewan’s new Lieutenant Governor has acknowledged Standing Buffalo’s centuries old claim to be a sovereign law-making nation because of a royal protocol made between...
Midsummer Arts Festival is a resounding success
More than 3,000 people attend
“We couldn’t have had a better day. All the stars aligned,” singer Erin Lamb told the outdoor audience as she...
Standing Buffalo First Nation charts its own course
Chief Rodger Redman is in Mexico City this week for a high stakes meeting with the Commission for Environmental Co-operation that he hopes will...
29th Annual arts festival prepares for huge event
The Midsummer’s Arts Festival of crafts and entertainment, Fort Qu’Appelle’s biggest block party of the year, kicks off on Saturday, Aug. 2nd.
“Art is in...
Sailing into summer in a boat made of wood and duck tape
Teams of prairie privateers in high spirits took part in the third annual Plywood Regatta & Waterfest on Echo Lake this year, the increasingly...
Celebrate Canada Day in Fort Qu’Appelle
Residents of cottage country are being invited to turn out in full force for this year’s Canada Day parade in Fort Qu’Appelle on July...
Four-day canoe river adventure
Twenty-seven Grade 10 students from Bert Fox High School completed a four-day, 105 km canoe trip along the Qu’Appelle River last week. The paddle...
New steel sculpture to be a boost for Fort Qu’Appelicans
“With wings that sweep the sky so blue, and pouch that holds the fishy hue, the pelican soars a sight to see, a master...
Farmer’s Market does brisk business on its opening weekend
Ward Hepting was up at 5 a.m. at his hydroponic farm in Regina Beach last Saturday loading his truck with a wide variety of...