BRAITHWAITE – Betty Ellen Rose
Betty Ellen Rose was born June 21, 1941 in Earl Grey, Sask. to Bertha Netta Fuller and James Robert Rose, the third of three...
Four infrastructure projects receive nearly $3 million in funding
Four local communities will receive nearly $3 million in federal-provincial funding for infrastructure projects in their communities. In total, more than $11 million in...
Wolseley celebrates 125th Anniversary as a town
Initially settled in 1882 when the rail lines were extended through the area, the Town of Wolseley was formally incorporated in 1898. Last weekend,...
Residents left without emergency services
Indian Head Hospital closed its ER due to lack of staff
Indian Head residents were notified last week that emergency services would be unavailable at...
Research and creativity on display at Genius Fair at Indian Head...
On March 5, the Grade 7 and 8 classes set up displays in the Indian Head High School gym and prepared to share their...
Weedmark and Sask. Party win in Sask. election
Premier Scott Moe and the Saskatchewan Party managed to be returned to power for a fifth consecutive majority government in the provincial election on...
TED committee working hard to promote town
Tourism and Economic Development
In July 2021, the Tourism and Economic Development Committee held its first meeting in Wolseley. The committee is led by Mayor...
Girls team earns spot at Hoopla
The senior girls’ team from Indian Head High School earned a chance to compete at HOOPLA this year.
Last weekend, IHHS hosted the 3A regional...
Provincial News
New chief seeks more transparency
There’s a newly formed Chief and Council on Peepeekisis Cree Nation after voting concluded Oct. 10 with around 700 people reportedly casting votes. There...
