Canada Post workers shift to rotating strikes

The nation-wide strike action from Canada Post workers has come to an end as rotating strikes take its place. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers...

Community mourns passing of longtime umpire and local sports legend, Lyle...

The southeast Saskatchewan ball community is mourning the loss of one of its most respected and beloved figures, Lyle Balogh, who passed away this...

Broncs eliminated from football playoffs by Bison

The Indian Head Broncs faced off against the Fort Qu’Appelle Bison at McCall Field on Oct. 9 for their final regular season game. The...

IH Museum shortlisted for Gov. General award

Indian Head Museum has been selected as a finalist in the Community Programming category of the Governor General’s History Awards, one of Canada’s highest...

Kahkewistahâw FN firefighters receive Protective Services Medal

By Sarah Pacio and Ryan Kiedrowski Seven members of the Kahkewistahâw Fire Department were awarded the Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal by Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre...

Dean Lerat is new police chief for File Hills Nations

The new chief of the File Hills First Nations Police Service hopes to double the eight officer force over the next five years. The...

FSIN 4th Vice-Chief calls for transparency after audit

Craig McCallum is not going to sit quietly after a recent forensic audit of the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations turned up millions of...

Local area blacksmith history preserved by simple display

Blacksmithing is now considered an outdated trade but at one time these men played a crucial role in rural communities. A special display and...

Municipalities across Saskatchewan now have a new tool for managing unsafe and abandoned buildings — controlled burns. Starting Nov. 1, the province’s Ministry of...

One dead, one injured in rollover

A single vehicle rollover on Wednesday, Oct. 1 claimed the life of a Kelliher woman and sent one man to hospital. Around 7:40 p.m., Melville...

Provincial News

Yorkton council says ‘no’ to proposed Sober Living Home

A proposed ‘Sober Living Home’ in Yorkton needed Yorkton Council to grant a zoning amendment to proceed. At their regular meeting Monday, Council chose unanimously...

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