Is climate change bringing early tornado sightings?
The sighting of funnel clouds last week in southern Saskatchewan had many questioning our weather patterns as well as climate change that is being...
Fire season is upon us – be careful with fires
With summer fast approaching, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) are reminding people to be mindful of their surroundings when starting fires across the...
Museum preserves historic documents and pictures
The Indian Head Museum is home to a wealth of artifacts (three-dimensional items) and archives (two-dimensional documents) chronicling the history of Indian Head and...
Indian Head EMO returns after hiatus
In search of volunteers to help when disasters strike
The Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) for Indian Head has reconvened and is in need of volunteers.The...
Schools install wellness rooms
Educators recognize that, even for children, life can be stressful and learning new concepts can be overwhelming. To help students navigate these challenges, Prairie...
Wildlife rescue evolves into training / recovery
An attempted rescue of a deer that had fallen through the ice at West End on Round Lake turned into a recovery and training...
Canadians have pandemic and empathy fatigue
71st Canadian Mental Health Week
All too common in our daily lives and almost daily, are the calls for more support being heard in the...
SHA, council discuss ambulance service woes
As part of the last regular meeting of the Council of the Town of Whitewood, two delegates from the Saskatchewan Health Authority met with...
Schwartz family auditions for Family Feud Canada
When the Schwartz family applied to be contestants for the next season of Family Feud Canada they were told they would have 45 minutes...
Provincial News
Weedmark returns fed taxpayer dollars used to pay reporter
The newspaper owned by Moosomin-Montmartre MLA Kevin Weedmark has agreed to pay back funds received through a federal government program that helps pay the...
