Chris Ashfield
Sask. gov’t is ignoring rural residents
The communication coming from the Saskatchewan government to keep rural residents informed can be best described as a lone cricket on a dark night....
September 30, 2016
- Canadian Blood Services gives national award to resident
- Chamber survives for short-term
- Resident's model airplane flying to WestJet's Calgary campus
- Prairie Co-op...
September 24, 2016
Inside this issue:
- Wind turbine project approved
- CAO firm helps council follow procedural rules
- Treaty 4 Gathering meant to celebrate, educate
- Parent support group...
Nominations close for councils and school boards; vote needed
Voters will be heading to the polls to choose a new mayor and council in Grenfell while ratepayers in the RM of Elcapo while...
September 23, 2016
Inside this issue:
- Arsonist Hahn sentenced to 3.5 years
- Daycare given green light to open downtown
- Council approves changes to Mils' contract
- Fisher...
Fourteen to run for town council seats; election in one RM division
Nominations closed Wednesday for municipal elections across the province and Whitewood residents will head to the polls next month to elect a mayor as...
Arsonist Hahn sentenced to 3.5 years
Angry and depressed about the breakdown of his marriage, Michael Hahn lit his ex-wife’s apartment on fire, torched her boyfriend’s house, and set fire...
Four names submitted for mayor’s seat
Deciding to let his name stand for a second term as Whitewood’s mayor, Doug Armstrong said he chose to do so when he realized...
Co-op to cut ribbon to open new $6 million c-store
Borderland Co-op will mark the official opening of its new flagship store in Whitewood this weekend with an event and ribbon cutting ceremony.
Located at...
Surviving a newspaper version of Armageddon
Have you ever had a day that nothing seemed to go right? For me, that day was Sept. 21 – which coincidently was the...















