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Whitewood student advances to National Heritage Fair

A Whitewood School student has earned top honours at the 2026 Saskatchewan Virtual Heritage Fair and will now have the opportunity to represent the...

Court grants stay in Zagime First Nation election dispute

The court has granted Zagime First Nation’s request for a stay of its decision relating to last fall’s election. In September 2025, Zagime held its...

Missing stop signs returned after Whitewood issues public alert

A large-scale stop sign theft that left numerous Whitewood intersections without traffic controls Wednesday morning appears to have been short-lived after the missing signs...

Young performers take centre stage at Whitewood Spring Recital

Young musicians and performers took to the stage Sunday afternoon as families and community members gathered for the fourth annual Whitewood Spring Recital presented...

Archers set their sights on annual weekend 3D shoot

Anyone with an interest in archery who wants to do something a bit different this weekend might consider spending some exploring the trails at...

Trades competitors earn silver and bronze medals

By Sarah Pacio and Ryan Kiedrowski Grenfell’s Maier, Whitewood’s Hoehne among Canada’s best The 2026 Skills Canada National Competition (SCNC) was held at the Enercare Centre...

Chamber reps meet with Premier

The recently revived Indian Head and District Chamber of Commerce welcomed members to its monthly meeting on May 20. President Susie Hilton shared highlights...

Three new businesses open in downtown Whitewood

Whitewood is boasting three new businesses operating on Lalonde Street, better known as ‘main street,’ in Whitewood. Pipestone Valley Fitness This week the door to the...

Borderland Co-op returns $1.68M to members at AGM

Strong sales growth, continued investment in rural communities and a renewed focus on operational efficiency highlighted the annual meeting of Borderland Co-op held May...

Deep divide over Sask. $10-a-day childcare system

Operators of a southeast Saskatchewan daycare say provincial changes to the $10-a-day childcare system could force dozens of families out of care, create major...

Provincial News

One of two brothers pleads guilty in Melville robbery investigation

By Jacob Miller & Ryan Kiedrowski One of the brothers who were arrested in relation to a robbery in Melville that led to a very...