Fort Times

The Qu’Appelle Valley’s artist community flourished on Aug. 1 with more than 2,500 people visiting the Mid Summer’s Art Festival. The festival’s 21st year...

It is better to be proactive rather than reactive when it comes to maintaining infrastructure, and Fort Qu’Appelle’s recent grant will keep the town...

Saskatchewan has an abundance of lakes, but how do we use them? One PhD student at the University of Regina is looking for answers. Lushani...

Funding to improve infrastructure is a costly part of maintaining a town, but the Government of Canada is making it easier for central Saskatchewan...

I have 272 books in my personal library. Eighty-seven of those have yet to be read, and that doesn’t include the list of books...

Stories of war have enthralled audiences for years, but what about what happens after the war? Helen Kish Hastman’s memoir, Displaced Persons, tells Hastman’s story...

Saskatchewan doctors and the provincial government have at last come to an agreement on the amount doctors will receive from the province for insured...

Standing Buffalo Dakota First Nation came alive Aug. 7 to 9 as the community celebrated its 67th consecutive powwow. Chief Roger Redman was happy to...

In 107 years, the Abernethy Agricultural Society Fair and Exhibition had yet to be rained out. July 24 proved to follow the tradition, making...

Between June 25 and 27, Fort Qu'Appelle RCMP received several complaints of vehicles being damaged in Fort Qu'Appelle. In all reported incidents, vehicles had their slashed tires. If anyone has...