Alan Hustak
10 running for council seats in Fort
Ten candidates will be in the running for the six seats on Fort Qu’Appelle’s town council in the Nov.13 Municipal elections. Among the contenders...
Lebret observes National Truth & Reconciliation
The chief of the File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council says although there is a lot of negative history about residential schools, Jeremy Fourhorns acknowledged...
Fort Qu’Appelle Legion renamed in honour of Harold Ross
The second annual Legion Week in Canada was marked in Fort Qu’Appelle by renaming Branch #35 in honour of Harold Ross and by inviting...
Strong running for mayor of Fort in town elections
Fort Qu’Appelle councillor Brian Strong is a candidate for mayor in this fall’s municipal election.
Strong, 64, a former labour negotiator for Systems Council #11...
Andre Boutin-Maloney is no ordinary teacher
School is in for another year, but you won’t find Andre Boutin-Maloney in the classroom. The Bert Fox High School teacher is in his...
Treaty 4 marks commemoration
Signed Sept. 15, 1874
Banners to line the parade route in Fort Qu’Appelle, the capital of Treaty 4 territory, are going up this week to...
Fort’s Food Bank hungry for more cash to operate
Fort Qu’Appelle’s food bank helped an unprecedented 181 families in July and it needs to find at least $10,000 a month if it is...
Refurbished Rexentre to open in September
The final finishing touches to $250,000 worth of renovations to Fort Qu’Appelle’s Rexentre are underway in preparation for the facilities re-opening in September.The rotting...
Minister Miller honoured by Standing Buffalo First Nation
Federal cabinet minister Marc Miller was lauded for his work as Indigenous Affairs Minister during a celebration last Friday marking the 25th anniversary of...
17-year boil water advisory lifted by gov’t
The boil water advisory on the Star Blanket Cree Nation that had been in place for the past 17 years was lifted on July...