Grasslands News Group
Fort Museum exhibit recalls one-room schools
Before there were iPads, computers, and cellphones, there were chalk blackboards.
Agnes Simes Robertson, who began her teaching career in a country school 75 years...
Korte wins senior men’s in a nail-biter
In an all-Saskatoon final, it took a delicate draw to win the 2019 Senior Men’s Provincial Curling Championship.
Team Bruce Korte (6-1) of Nutana took...
Library board plans a month of special events
Titanic Month at the library
April will be Titanic Month at the library in Fort Qu’Appelle.
Four films about the sinking of the legendary ocean liner...
Fire destroys farm shop near Langbank
Firefighters from two departments battled a fire on a farm north of Langbank earlier this week that resulted in the complete loss of a...
Three Whitewood firefighters presented with SUMA awards
Three firefighters from Whitewood have been recognized by the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) for long-time service to their communities.
Each year SUMA recognizes individuals...
SUMA resolution a danger to democracy
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following an excerpt of an article that appeared on the front page of the Quad Town Town Journal, which ironically serves...
Drive safe at Christmas: SADD
MADD Canada reports that on average, up to four Canadians are killed daily in alcohol and/or drug-related motor vehicle crashes, while it is well...
Pasqua deposits compensation
Hundreds of residents from the Pasqua First Nation lined up at the Peace Hills Trust on Dec. 13 to deposit compensation cheques they received...
Broncs win see-saw OT battle
A short-handed goal in the final minutes of their Qu’Appelle Valley Hockey League (QVHL) game forced Grenfell and Balcarres into overtime on Dec. 8...
Provincial News
Canada Day in the Fort will also celebrate 75th anniversary
Fort Qu’Appelle is preparing for one of its largest Canada Day celebrations in recent memory as the community combines its annual festivities with events...
