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A 10-day, 1,400 km ride on horseback through six Saskatchewan First Nations to draw attention to the disproportionate number of indigenous children in child...

After a two year absence The Calling Lakes Choir begins rehearsals in Fort Qu’Appelle on Aug. 29 under the direction of a new conductor....

Laboratory services at the Balcarres hospital have been curtailed indefinitely.Although council initially had been led to believe that the lab is closing permanently, Health...

The federal government has at last formally admitted that a social experiment aimed at forcing residential school graduates to become farmers on the Peepeekisis...

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...

It has been a difficult year for farmers in Saskatchewan.Increased costs combined with supply chain issues that made necessary inputs difficult (sometimes impossible) to...

Indigenous actor and motivational speaker Kyle Nobess spent two days in Fort Qu’Appelle at the end of July helping 15 teens create a short...

Public meeting to be held on Saturday A meeting of Fort San village council ended abruptly Tuesday evening when the embattled village mayor, Steve Helfrick...

SaskEnergy’s recent proposal to hike natural gas rates for the small commercial sector by nearly 20 per cent with only three weeks’ notice comes...

Disagreement between popular summer market and town over business licensing The Fort Qu’Appelle Farmers’ Market is headed for a showdown with the town following council’s...