Travelling Viking historian finds lucrative business
Retirement is often an opportunity for people to pursue passions and interests. At times, this can lead them into a ‘second career’ that is...
Chief Thunderbird Lodge opens at Peepeekisis
The $16-million monumental community hub for Peepeekisis Cree Nation was officially opened last Friday in what Chief Francis Dieter described as “an historic event...
Traditional ways taught using art and history
It is a special hands-on experience that combines artistic vision, history and cultural practices to allow those who take part a chance to connect...
Veteran marching across Canada over mandates
Canada Marches - James Topp lost job over vaccine mandates
Right now, a retired soldier named James Topp is marching across Canada.Topp says that his...
Art market planned to showcase talents
The annual summer arts festival hasn’t been held in Fort Qu’Appelle for two years because of the pandemic, but on Saturday, Sept. 5 Connie...
Sewage release ignites valley communities
Water is a precious commodity, but what does a community do when its waterways are being used as extensions of a sewage system that’s...
Town of Fort Qu’Appelle estimate large canola crop pay-off
Fort Qu’Appelle can expect to earn at least $98,000 from the sale of the canola crop it seeded this year. Harvesting the 130-acre crop...
Imagination Station program concludes another busy year
Fort Qu’Appelle saw many artistic events this summer, and the Imagination Station at the Fort Qu’Appelle Public Library was no exception.
The Imagination Station ran...
QVCA honours Harding for his ‘heart and soul’
Jim Harding, who has stepped down as head of the Qu’Appelle Valley Centre for the Arts was recognized as “the heart and soul” of...
Ecomuseum raising awareness of threats to Qu’Appelle system
Sometime, it’s a question of perspective.
Sometimes, it’s simply an undeniable fact.
No matter what the reality happens to be, challenges have this habit of looking...