Fort Times

Blacksmithing is now considered an outdated trade but at one time these men played a crucial role in rural communities. A special display and...

Municipalities across Saskatchewan now have a new tool for managing unsafe and abandoned buildings — controlled burns. Starting Nov. 1, the province’s Ministry of...

A single vehicle rollover on Wednesday, Oct. 1 claimed the life of a Kelliher woman and sent one man to hospital. Around 7:40 p.m., Melville...

Kahkewistahaw First Nation is calling on Treaty 4 communities to take immediate steps to join a federal class action lawsuit aimed at holding the...

Last weekend, Jill Lowe, a 25-year member of the Moose Mountain Rodeo Association Committee, was recognized for the work she has done to keep...

A series of articles, originally written for the Indian Head-Wolseley News and The Qu’Appelle Spirit, have been compiled into a convenient book format. The...

The Fort Qu’Appelle Heritage Museum has begun the integration of McDonald House into its operations. Volunteers have undertaken a major clean-up of the yard...

 Fort Qu’Appelle has recorded its strongest tourist season in decades with visitors continuing to come through the valley long after the season normally ends...

With less than six months remaining for the province to sign an extension to the $10-a-day childcare agreement with the federal government, the opposition...