Historical figures return to life at Haunted History
On Oct. 31, education merged with Halloween to provide students at James Hamblin School with a unique introduction to famous people.
Each autumn, both students...
Council reviews bylaws and prepares for by-election
Indian Head town council held a regular meeting at 7 p.m. on Oct. 14. The session was held on Tuesday in lieu of the...
Qu’Appelle Pharmacy set to close Oct. 31
Qu’Appelle Pharmacy will permanently close its doors at 19 Qu’Appelle Street (Highway #35) on Oct. 31. Citing pharmacist shortages, the establishment informed community members...
Illusionists shows students how to make bullying disappear
Illusionist Sitruc James visited Indian Head High School (IHHS) on Oct. 16 to share ideas on how to make bullying disappear.
Sitruc James is touring...
CUPE rallies draw attention to ongoing negotiations
“Don’t delay! We need a raise!” and “Pay attention to retention!” chanted health care workers assembled in front of Golden Prairie Care Home last...
Auditor General finds major failings in CRA contact centres
A new report from the Auditor General of Canada has found that the Canada Revenue Agency is failing to provide timely or accurate service...
SARM president worried for farmers on canola tariffs
For the most part, harvest is over.
This is the point in the season when farmers look forward to reaping the reward for the work...
International CU Day marked at local branches
For the past 77 years, Credit Unions around the world have been celebrating International Credit Union Day on the third Thursday of October; not...
Throne Speech promises ‘Strong, Safe, Secure’ province
By Ryan Kiedrowski
Grasslands News
Premier Scott Moe outlined his government’s plan for the year with the throne speech on Oct. 22 that officially...
More seismic activity rocks Esterhazy area
Residents in the Esterhazy area felt the earth move once again as the second seismic event since August occurred over the long weekend.
Around 11:08...
Provincial News
NDP slams EMS dismissal; says it sends chilling message
The dismissal of a longtime emergency medical services chief following a candid discussion with Whitewood town council has raised concerns about transparency, whistleblower protections...
