Fort San policies aim to keep water safe
The valley is home to breathtaking scenery that you can’t find just anywhere, and one village is doing its part to keep it beautiful.
The...
Cocoon Spa gives you time to relax
During the day-to-day stresses, it’s important to find time to relax. A new business in Fort Qu’Appelle is providing people with exactly that opportunity.
Kerry...
Choir director resigns after 15 years
With regret and nostalgia, Fred Barker has resigned as music director of the Calling Lakes Choir after a 15-year commitment initially as a choir...
Lebret art show brightens valley with colour
Paintings filled the walls of Sacred Heart’s basement last weekend as artists showed just how inspirational the valley truly is.
The Qu’Appelle Valley Artists Annual...
Okolita, Mike
Mike passed away on Sunday, May 10, 2015 at the age of 84 years.
Mike is survived by his wife of 55 years, Helen;...
Senior care: how can we help?
I hate hospitals.
The smell of sterilizers, the sound of machines beeping — everything sets my nerves on edge.
What I hate most is...
Keys to family’s happiness
Every family deserves a home, and a Fort Qu’Appelle family was blessed with one thanks to Habitat for Humanity.
Naomi Pritchard and her family —...
Little Black Bear opens new Tim Hortons
The famous Tim Hortons dark roast has a new home in the valley thanks to the hard work of Little Black Bear First Nation....
Balcarres grads urged to experience life
The graduating class was full of award winners and family, friends, dignitaries and community members came to celebrate that on June 20 in the...
CARE program improves skills at rural hospitals
Rural medicine is full of challenges, but a program from British Columbia is hoping to help Saskatchewan rural medical service providers tackle the obstacles.
The...
Provincial News
Whitewood’s Schile sentenced for role in homicide
In a small Regina courtroom, Brandi Schile, 40, learned how much more time she would spend behind bars for her role in the death...
