Who foots the bill for emergency assistance?
Dear Editor:
When faced by natural disasters that put their lives at risk, Canadians depend on and expect our troops to protect them—yet MP Ed...
Johnson, Leta
Leta Marcia Johnson (Hanson) passed away peacefully on Jan 13, 2013 at the age of 87. Leta was born on a farm near Kipling...
Health concerns a shared Sask. problem
At first glance, one might wonder why smaller cities and towns should be concerned about over-crowded emergency rooms in Regina.
Rural health districts, after all,...
NHL back – fans will be, too
OK, so this column’s self-imposed moratorium on writing about the National Hockey League is now over, since the two sides have agreed to a...
Second defibrillator is being considered
The installation of a second automated external defibrillator (AED) is being considered for the the Whitewood Community Centre after concerns were raised about the...
Asessippi welcomes one millionth guest
The one millionth guest arrived at Asessippi Ski Area & Resort on New Year's Eve.
Spending quality family time on the snow has become a...
From pet utopia to outdoor reality
If there is one thing in life that I have come to realize, it is that living as a pet in the Ashfield house...
Wheat Sheaf strong rural symbol
This might be a good time for Premier Brad Wall to think about the history of this province and the importance of Saskatchewan's rural...
Winter weather wreaks havoc on highways
It was a deadly week on Saskatchewan highways last week when blowing snow and icy conditions resulted in the death of three people and...
Town looking at options with contaminated lots
Whitewood’s town council is hoping to find for a solution for a number of vacant commercial lots in town which, due to contamination issues,...
Provincial News
Echo Lake swim marks latest milestone after amputation
As emergency lights flashed along the shoreline and an RCMP boat approached from behind, Mark Herbison kept his head down and continued swimming through...
