Moosomin MLA won’t run again
After a lot of soul-searching, Moosomin MLA Don Toth has decided his sixth term as an MLA will be his last.
“I think it’s just...
Matity brothers take angling expertise online and worldwide
Jeff Matity calls it being “sensitive to the soft-core” when he explains what he and his brother Jason are trying to accomplish with Matity’s...
Herald named best weekly newspaper in Saskatchewan
It was a clean sweep for the Whitewood Herald at the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association (SWNA) annual Better Newspaper Competition (BNC) awards banquet, at...
African choir returning to Whitewood April 30
One year ago, Whitewood and area residents were enthralled with the music and the message of hope delivered by the Watoto Children’s Choir from...
Water line breaks are continual
Following an extremely cold winter that resulted in a deeper than normal frost line, the Town of Whitewood is now plagued with water breaks...
School mill rate likely to remain unchanged
Town council received a letter from the Ministry of Government Relations regarding 2014 potential education mill rates.
The letter advises that education mill rates, pending...
Teen dies in rollover, three others injured
Alcohol and speed are considered contributing factors in a single vehicle rollover on the White Bear First Nation in which a 17-year-old girl died.
According...
Minimum wage set to increase to $10.20
The lowest income earners will get a raise this fall when the minimum wage in Saskatchewan increases from $10 to $10.20 per hour on...
Changes being made with loss of Family Foods
With the closure of Hamilton’s Family Foods set to take place on April 15, and Whitewood reduced to just one grocery store, Borderland Co-op...
Towns to gets less funding from revenue sharing
Saskatchewan municipalities will receive less money from the provincial government’s revenue sharing this year — this after a record-breaking allocation of funds to towns,...
