Students learn a way towards reconciliation
Reconciliation is not a singular event. It is a journey that begins with a willingness to listen and learn.This past month has brought two...
National Chief Archibald pays visit to Zagime First Nation
National Chief RoseAnne Archibald spent a few days in Saskatchewan last week visiting various communities including Zagime Anishinabek First Nation.The leader for the Assembly...
Monument honours Round Lake Residential School survivors
A monument to recognize and memorialize the site of the former residential school in honour of the hundreds survivors and their families of the...
Indigenous sport being revived to local students
Yes… there are differences.For example, as Lamarr Oksasikewiyin (a teacher from Ochapowace Nation) explained to a group of senior students from Kipling School –...
DAKU – Jackie Calvin
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Jackie “Jack” Daku on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022 at the Regina General Hospital....
Windthorst Lions 10th Annual Great Pumpkin Weigh-In
Gardeners know that every growing season will be defined by unique circumstances.For the Giant Pumpkin growers in Windthorst, this year brought some challenges.Consequently, the...
The Qu’Appelle Valley lakes are getting sicker
The growing number of people who live along the Calling Lakes combined with large-scale agricultural projects and global warming continues to threaten the quality...
Sask. recognizing Truth and Reconciliation Day
The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed September 30, 2022, as Truth and Reconciliation Day in the province.The provincial government recognizes Truth and Reconciliation Day...
Canada Post in Langbank opens new location
Last week, close to 40 residents of Langbank and area met to celebrate the Grand Opening of that community’s Post Office in its new...
Provincial News
Bangor, Yorkton, and two rural residences raided
Gunshots, a SWAT team, and a heavy police presence are not scenes typically associated with small-town Saskatchewan, but for residents of Bangor, that’s exactly...
