Ryan Kiedrowski
FSIN 4th Vice-Chief calls for transparency after audit
Craig McCallum is not going to sit quietly after a recent forensic audit of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations turned up millions of...
One dead, one injured in rollover
A single vehicle rollover on Wednesday, Oct. 1 claimed the life of a Kelliher woman and sent one man to hospital.
Around 7:40 p.m., Melville...
Deadline looms to sign $10 daycare extension
With less than six months remaining for the province to sign an extension to the $10-a-day childcare agreement with the federal government, the opposition...
Moosomin opens new water treatment plant
An event that took nine years’ worth of planning and spanned three iterations of Moosomin Town Council came to fruition on Sept. 25 as...
Erroll Kinistino launches mini-doc on arts & activism
The late 1960s was a unique time in history where people began to speak up about what they were witnessing. Some of the strongest...
Chinese canola tariff still overshadowing harvest
Despite a cool, wet, and smoky growing season, most canola producers in this province are pleased with what they’ve seen in the field this...
RCMP National Memorial Service marks 90 years
The second Sunday in September has been a very special day for RCMP members across the country. Since 1935, that day is one of...
Childhood antics at Windthorst farm inspiration for book series
Becoming a children’s book author wasn’t something Rob Swallow envisioned himself doing, but once the seed was planted, a whole world of imagination opened.
“It...
Province not in favour of NDP plan to notify ER closures
By Ryan Kiedrowski
Grasslands News
Emergency room closures in hospitals across Saskatchewan – especially in rural areas – have become something of the ‘norm’ for many...
FAST Auto program launches at Kahkewistahaw
“When things become easy, then it was meant to be.”
That’s how Wilfred Whitehawk Jr., Education Coordinator at Kahkewistahaw Fist Nation, described the FAST (Fundamentals...
Provincial News
Whitewood’s Schile sentenced for role in homicide
In a small Regina courtroom, Brandi Schile, 40, learned how much more time she would spend behind bars for her role in the death...
