Hospital benefits from Deadfall 50 Trail Race
Some of our best ideas grow out of our passions.
When that happens, the good that can flow out of our efforts can often exceed...
Changes to Farmer’s Market
Visitors to the Fort Qu’Appelle Farmer’s Market this season will see some new faces — and a greater variety of different products available.
Colleen Miller,...
Students’ views change on STEW field trips
There is a lot of laughing at the table.
This group of students from Bert Fox High School is sharing stories about the STEW trips...
Powwow entertains visitors from across North America
Battling Horse Singers, an Indigenous group from the Canupawakpa Dakota First Nation in Manitoba won the singing contest at the Standing Buffalo powwow last...
U of S and Okanese measure climate change
University of Saskatchewan (U of S) researchers are working with the Okanese First Nation on a project to track and adapt to the effects...
Pasqua deposits compensation
Hundreds of residents from the Pasqua First Nation lined up at the Peace Hills Trust on Dec. 13 to deposit compensation cheques they received...
Seeds planted to raise awareness of Communities in Bloom
The seeds have been planted to raise awareness in Fort Qu’Appelle of Communities in Bloom so that the national environmental improvement program might develop stronger roots...
Greenhouses are ready to get you growing
Even if it is still a little early to get out into the garden you can still get into the spirit of spring at...
Fort Qu’Appelle hosting HIV Test Day June 27
Registered Nurses will be in the pocket park in Fort Qu’Appelle on June 27 for the second annual National HIV Testing Day in an...
McMorris strikes Norway gold
Mark McMorris, the comeback kid, is back with a vengeance.
The 26-year-old who began snowboarding at his home hill at Mission Ridge in Fort...
Provincial News
Holly Heikkila recognized for twenty years
When you walk into the RM of Kingsley Office, the person you are most likely to find greeting you from behind the desk is...
