Submitted Article
Town announces new CAO, finance, facilities managers
The Town of Fort Qu’Appelle has hired a new CAO, finance manager and facility operations manager as part of its town office restructuring efforts,...
Lipton congregation at Living Christ Lutheran celebrates 20 years
Submitted by Anita Reisdorf
Living Christ Lutheran Church in Lipton came into existence on Jan. 1, 1997, through the amalgamation of two churches: Holy Trinity...
Clean audit for PVSD
The 2016-17 PVSD audited statements have been given a grade and the results are good.
Auditor Rod Sieffert, a partner with accounting firm MNP, who...
Fort Qu’Appelle cadet spends week at sea
Last month Fort Qu’Appelle Sea Cadet Nia McKay spent a week at sea with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) on board the Patrol Craft...
Rotary Club bulletin board celebrates 150th
Submitted by Lynn A. Minja,
Rotary Club of Fort Qu’Appelle president
A new structure has been erected on Fort Qu’Appelle’s main street — a community bulletin...
MCS Cobra boys net ECDAA volleyball gold in Sturgis
The MCS junior boys volleyball team are the East Central District Athletic Association volleyball champions, after going undefeated last weekend in Sturgis.
The final was...
Graham family tries new farming genetics
The Graham boys have been farming in Saskatchewan for generations and have seen just about everything Mother Nature can throw at them. There was...
PotashCorp successfully completes Rocanville expansion
PotashCorp today marked the successful expansion of its Rocanville operation, now the world’s largest potash mine.
The nameplate capacity of the mine is 6.5 million...
Petitions to council call for land sales audit
The Concerned Citizens group that had been collecting signatures on two land matters since early August, presented its petitions to the Town of Fort...
A decade of growth in Saskatchewan
More people are calling Saskatchewan home today as the province’s population grew by 4,376 during the second of quarter of 2017.
Over the year, from...
Provincial News
Staffing shortage continues to affect local EMS coverage
Whitewood EMS relied on neighbouring ambulance services for approximately 40 per cent of emergency calls within its response area during a four-month period, while...
