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A newly constructed building in a commercial area in Fort Qu’Appelle could be eligible for incremental tax abatements during the first three years of...

Town council could soon have clear criteria about how it approves sponsorship or funding requests from community groups, as administration is developing a bylaw...

Like many rural libraries across the province, Cupar fears the cuts recently announced in the province’s budget will be detrimental. Ed Leeman, chair of...

The Dysart Skating Club put on its annual show on March 12. These young skaters were dressed as mermaids and skated to the song...

  By Samantha Magee Fort Times Reporter Mayor and council for the District of Katepwa met on Dec. 8 with eight people in attendance in the gallery. Amalgamation A...

Lindsay Svenson has always been good with animals. She enjoys working with them so much that she quit school to work with dogs and...

By Samantha Magee Fort Times Reporter Most of us cannot imagine living in a war zone, however for millions of people around the world it is...

The Town of Fort Qu’Appelle has secured a grant to help repair old sewer and water lines. The federal government is contributing $900,000 and the...

Fort Qu’Appelle’s Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps 346 held their 13th annual ceremonial review and it was one for the books. It was the...

A project to clean and inspect Fort Qu’Appelle’s storm sewer infrastructure is costing more than expected, which means town council must spend an extra...