Medical transport service hosts first annual meeting
Just one year after a public meeting was held in Indian Head to discuss a community-based shuttle service, Wheels for Wellness held its first...
Carry the Kettle elects new chief
Carry the Kettle First Nation has elected a new chief. An advance poll was held in Regina on April 6, with the general poll...
Physio therapist offers personalized care for community
Residents of Indian Head and nearby rural communities have a new option for physiotherapy treatment.
Krystal Konjolka officially opened Prairie Lily Physiotherapy in Indian Head...
MLAs tour health care facilities
Minister of Rural and Remote Health Lori Carr joined MLA Kevin Weedmark for a tour of health care facilities in Broadview, Grenfell and Indian...
Indian Head Hospital Foundation celebrates 25 years
Indian Head and District Hospital Foundation is celebrating 25 years of supporting local medical services.
Indian Head and District Hospital Foundation was incorporated in January...
Juvenile given maximum seven years for slaying
With a gesture of anguished relief, Kristen Windigo forgave the young man responsible for the shooting death of her daughter two years ago as...
Montmartre School celebrates literacy and family connection
While Family Literacy Day is long over, Montmartre School hopes their Books & Breakfast event, held on February 26, helped raise awareness and continues...
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...
Local farmers receive Innovation Awards
Collaboration, education, and innovation are key themes of the Canadian Farm Show that was held in Regina, March 17 to 19. These were particularly...
Saskatchewan budget $819M in the hole
The 2026-27 provincial budget projects an $819 million deficit while delivering billions in affordability measures, plus record spending on health care and infrastructure, as...
Provincial News
Staffing shortage continues to affect local EMS coverage
Whitewood EMS relied on neighbouring ambulance services for approximately 40 per cent of emergency calls within its response area during a four-month period, while...
