Balcarres students accept the DARE
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Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) is a substance abuse prevention program that is taught by police officers to youths.
During the course of...
Town, CAO continue to move on three-year plan
The Town of Fort Qu’Appelle now owns the old Valley Medical Centre that it plans to convert into municipal office space, but council has no...
Freedom Convoy 2022 makes way to Ottawa
Since the COVID-19 pandemic descended upon Canadians in March of 2020, truckers have been among the “Front-Line Workers” often praised as “heroes.” And amid...
Powwow ‘renews relationships’, heals the spirit
Treaty Four Gathering
Fort Qu’Appelle’s population more than tripled this week as thousands arrived for the annual Treaty Four Gathering, a week of cultural, social...
Keys to family’s happiness
Every family deserves a home, and a Fort Qu’Appelle family was blessed with one thanks to Habitat for Humanity.
Naomi Pritchard and her family —...
Alt-winter fest events this weekend
Fort Qu’Appelle’s Winter Festival has been put on ice this year but that hasn’t stopped a carnival of winter frolics from going ahead this...
Huntington responds to sidelining of Fort San mayor
Fort San Village councillor Jack Huntington has responded to an article in the last issue of the Fort Qu’Appelle Times which questioned the legitimacy...
Mo Choudhary threatens to sue
The Resort Village of Fort San is being threatened with court action for its failure to pay accountant Mo Choudhary $1,876 for the auditing...
Gov’t fighting HIV with $37 million
At least 2,300 people in Saskatchewan are now living with the virus that attacks the human immune system and contributes to AIDS, according to...
Rotary helps race to end polio near finish line
Submitted by Wendy Barker
Rotary Club of Fort Qu’Appelle
Oct. 24 marks World Polio Day, a time to reflect on progress and a time to gather...