Humboldt Broncos survivor releases ‘Crossroads’ book
By his own admission, Kaleb Dahlgren was “pretty ordinary in so many ways,” until that fateful day, April 6, 2018 when he was aboard...
Rodeo is returning
There’s a little cowboy in all of us so it’s a sure bet that everyone is going to be happy to know that on...
Swinging into summer
A little early morning snow last Wednesday didn’t stop golfers from hitting the fairways on opening day at Echo Ridge Golf Course in Fort...
Don’t overlook swimming lessons
In the summer months, especially as the heat rises across the country, there’s not much more tantalizing than the call of a cool, crisp...
Local courses opening for golfers this week
COVID rules allow return of tournaments
There’s a smile on the faces of our golfers as the golf courses are open to play, with some...
2021 big game draw opening online on May 1
After a record-setting year for applications in 2020, Saskatchewan’s big game draw is set to open for 2021 on May 1.Hunters have until 11:59...
Rooney keeps busy despite pandemic
Mike Rooney is one bad dude, that knows how to evaluate hockey talent! Rooney has been involved in hockey and has held many roles...
Be prepared when heading out hiking
The hiking and camping season is just about to get underway in Qu’Appelle Valley and surrounding areas. Parks Canada has released safety advisories early...
SHA announces new $200,000 MHA matching grant program
The Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) is proud to announce the creation of the Minor Hockey Association (MHA) Matching Grant Program. This one-time opportunity is...
Curling broom designed by Kahk student hits ice
The curling match between Team Bottcher and Team Epping at the Humpty’s Champions Cup last week held a special significance for Greyden Yee Louison....
