Best presentations chosen at Science Fair
The scientific minded students at Whitewood School displayed their amazing projects March 4 at the science fair held in the school library. Winners were...
Watoto Children’s Choir to perform in town again
The Watoto Children’s Choir is returning to Canada and are excited about their performance entitled, Oh What Love.
The choir will perform in Whitewood...
Cadmus Delorme will run for chief in April
It was January of 2016 when the Cowessess Nation found out who their Chief would be and now, the First Nation will be gearing...
Ochap heading to league finals in THL
The Ochapowace Thunder are heading to the Triangle Hockey League (THL) finals in their quest to win the Emile Balogh Memorial Cup.
The Thunder clenched...
Road Show showcases best skaters
Some of the best young figure skaters from across Saskatchewan and all over Canada took to the ice at the Whitewood Community Centre earlier...
U.S. politics hits below the belt
Nobody has ever accused the race to the White House as being a small thing.
Well, that was until this past week when something small...
Tannas, James
James passed away on Monday, March 7, 2016 at the age of 72 years. He leave to cherish his memory his wife Diana; children...
Blyth, Stan
We bid farewell to a kind, compassionate Husband, Dad and Grandpa, Stan Blyth. Stan was born May 17, 1921 in Rocanville. He married the...
Zach Miller’s dream is for a recovery farm
Ten years after being abused by a notorious pedophile, Whitewood native Zachary Miller wants to help other children recover from similar experiences by opening...
Financial disclosures not part of new law
Sharon Rodgers, CAO of the Town of Whitewood, feels there is likely a better understanding of the reasons for the new conflict of interest...
Provincial News
Canada Day in the Fort will also celebrate 75th anniversary
Fort Qu’Appelle is preparing for one of its largest Canada Day celebrations in recent memory as the community combines its annual festivities with events...
