Whitewood woman remains in coma after contracting COVID
A young Whitewood woman remains in an induced coma with a breathing tube in Regina hospital to help her fight COVID-19.Kathleen Francis, the local...
Indigenous art and artifacts
Fort Qu’Appelle Libary
Five years ago, the federal government formally acknowledged the Metis as partners in the Canadian confederation, but the contributions of the Michif,...
Grenfell budget focuses on planning for the future
Government cuts to PST revenue sharing will have a direct effect on Grenfell residents in 2018.
These cuts, combined with lower income from grants in...
Educational canoe trip a life lesson for students
Geography, history, and science lessons were just a few of the subjects covered by Grade 11 students during the Grenfell High Community School (GHCS)...
New book honours our first nations war veterans
Stories from the past can easily be forgotten. The Saskatchewan First Nations Veterans Association (SFNVA) is making an effort to preserve history and ensure...
Residents left digging out after March storm strikes
Old Man Winter showed his ugly side March 6 and 7 as a raging blizzard blew through the southeast part of the province and...
Incident highlights ongoing paramedic staffing crisis
Ambulance has been out of service 22 days this year
A recent emergency in Whitewood has reignited urgent concerns over the staffing crisis plaguing rural...
Wasn’t all roses distributing the mail in the late 1800s
Looking back - Whitewood Post Office
Whitewood’s first postmaster, Thomas Gamble Lyons, heard the call of the west and joined The York Colonization Company of...
Archers enjoy 3D hunt in Pipestone Valley
Hunting enthusiasts young and old converged in the Pipestone Valley over the weekend to participate in a two-day 3-D archery shoot.
The Target Panic Archery...
Province halves Grenfell care home levy
The Government of Saskatchewan announced a new plan this week that outlines 50 actionable items to improve access to health care in the province....
















