Indian Head Masons mark 140 years
For over a century, there has been a masonic lodge in Indian Head. In late July, members gathered with leaders from other lodges and...
Indian Head Horticultural Society hosts tours and show
Summer is a season for growing things and over the past few weeks, the Indian Head Horticultural Society hosted two events to celebrate the...
Local talent shines at Music in the Park
Sunny skies greeted community members as they set up their lawn chairs in the shade outside Wolseley Courthouse on the last Sunday of July....
Roughriders honour school football coach
The dedication and positive influence of Indian Head High School’s head football coach was acknowledged at the Rider’s game in Regina on Sunday evening....
Museum project preserves veterans’ photos and stories
Every November, Canadians recite the mantra “We will remember them.” A project at Indian Head Museum that endeavors to preserve local military history is...
Rain fails to spoil Indian Head Parade Days festivities
Organizers determined that Indian Head’s annual parade days events scheduled for June 27 and 28 would proceed rain or shine, so community members enjoyed...
Fire bylaw updated, bylaw enforcement discussed
Indian Head town council held a regular meeting at 7 p.m. on June 22. Councillor Nathan Longeau chaired the meeting in the mayor’s absence.
Council...
Students get front-row lesson in democracy from MP Scheer
Curricular outcomes for Grade 5 Social Studies in Saskatchewan pertain in part to the federal government. Students are instructed in the Canadian government structure...
Indian Head and Wolseley celebrate graduates
It was a weekend to remember for the Class of 2026 as graduation ceremonies were held in Wolseley and Indian Head on June 12.
Wolseley
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Archivists share resources with community members
“Where did my great-grandparents live?” “What was happening in the community a hundred years ago?” These are questions that may be addressed by Indian...
Provincial News
RCMP won’t release toxicology results in fatal Roughrider collision
Saskatchewan RCMP will not publicly release toxicology results from the fatal highway collision involving Saskatchewan Roughriders player Jayden Dalke, despite completing their investigation into...
