Jill Lowe wins Canadian Proffessional Rodeo Association award
Last weekend, Jill Lowe, a 25-year member of the Moose Mountain Rodeo Association Committee, was recognized for the work she has done to keep...
Professor Wow brings science to life at Kipling School
Elementary students at Kipling School got a glimpse into the invisible world of science last Friday when Professor Wow – performer Aytahn Ross –...
Pumpkin patch was a busy place last weekend
It was quite possible the start of what might become an annual tradition for some.
Last weekend, Danielle and Colton Frederickson, (Owners of Saddle Ridge...
Lions Club donation to Kipling School – One Book One School
Last week it was announced that Kipling School had received a donation from the Kipling & District Lions Club to fund the “One Book...
Gilbert Dash on Canada’s win at Grand Slam of Curling
The first-time opportunity to take part in the Grand Slam of Curling held at the end of September gave both Canadian Wheelchair Curling Teams...
Deadline looms to sign $10 daycare extension
With less than six months remaining for the province to sign an extension to the $10-a-day childcare agreement with the federal government, the opposition...
Eagles Nest Care Clinic Opens in Fort Qu’Appelle
A unique $7 million Indigenous cultural health care facility that opened in Fort Qu’Appelle on Tuesday, Sept. 30 was described as being “the icing...
Truth and Reconciliation recognized
They came from four directions like an orange wave through the valley and converged at Buffalo Crossing on Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation west of...
Charlie Angus makes stop in Fort on cross-country tour
Charlie Angus, who is on a cross-country speaking tour to combat what he believes is the “threat and menace” to democratic freedom from the...
Provincial News
Walking path follows historic route toward truth & reconciliation
A new 10-kilometre walking path at Ochapowace Nation will trace a route carrying generations of history while providing residents with a safer way to...
