Lieutenant Governor to officially open historic McDonald House
Saskatchewan’s Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre makes her first official visit to Fort Qu’Appelle since being sworn in, to officially open historic McDonald House as...
Road to the cemetery has been driven to death
The washed-out road to Fort Qu’Appelle’s Lakeview Cemetery remains closed indefinitely until further engineering studies are done as Council continues to wrestle with the...
Juvenile given maximum seven years for slaying
With a gesture of anguished relief, Kristen Windigo forgave the young man responsible for the shooting death of her daughter two years ago as...
An ‘Eggselent’ Easter egg hunt held in the Fort
An Easter egg hunt for the children and a community luncheon marked Easter Celebrations at our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church on Sunday,...
Dynamic Danish duo play Fort Qu’Appelle
An award winning Scandinavian folk duo from the island of Funen in Denmark are scheduled to give an intriguing Home Roots concert in Fort...
Historic Webster house demolished
The historic Webster House in Fort Qu’Appelle was demolished on Tuesday morning (March 24). The building had been shuttered for more than two decades,...
Standing Buffalo seeking United Nations support
Turns to UN after Ottawa rejects compensation talks
Standing Buffalo Dakota First Nation has launched a formal submission asking the United Nations Office for Human...
Saskatchewan budget $819M in the hole
The 2026-27 provincial budget projects an $819 million deficit while delivering billions in affordability measures, plus record spending on health care and infrastructure, as...
$12 billion AI data centre coming to Regina area
Shovels are hitting the ground this spring in the RM of Sherwood Park as Bell Canada prepares to construct the largest AI data centre...
Buffalo set free on Cowessess First Nation
Twenty bison transported by truck from neigbouring Peepeekisis First Nation were set free on the Cowessess Plains last Monday. The gift was made as...















