Masks and proof of vaccination – new mandates
Masks in all public indoor spaces became mandatory again on Friday, Sept. 17 to stop the spread of COVID-19 and its variants when Saskatchewan...
Sept. 30 school studies were about reconciliation
For the past few years, many Canadian schools have recognized the final day of September as Orange Shirt Day. Although it has now been...
Three credit unions announce merger
Horizon, Cornerstone and Plainsview would become fourth largest credit union in province
Shareholders of three of Saskatchewan’s smaller credit unions will vote in June on...
Former Mountie plans to restore abandoned seminary garden
Park overgrown with weeds
Herb Muma is a man with a mission.
The retired RCMP officer has bought what used to be the formal gardens of...
Work begins; paving delayed until spring
Preliminary work the $3.1-million Broadway Street project in Fort Qu’Appelle is expected to begin on September 19th with curbs and gutters being replaced. But...
Firefighters battle Qu’Appelle Valley blaze
More than 20 firefighters from Whitewood and Stockholm fight 100 acre fire near Bird’s Point
Heavy smoke filled the Qu’Appelle Valley at Round Lake last...
Gems’ Jeremy Kenny is having gem of a season
Southeast Mens’ Fastball League
The Grenfell Gems won the 2020 Southeast Men’s Fastball League championship, one of the main reasons why they won it was...
Taypotat treks to Kamloops on Healing Walk
Almost two months after leaving Kahkewistahaw First Nation, Shayna Taypotat arrived at the Kamloops Residential School on Sunday, Aug. 22. She had completed the...
Provincial News
HealthLine 811 Planned Outages
Please be advised that HealthLine 811 will be unavailable during two planned outages this week to facilitate system upgrades and staff training. The service...
