High school football heads into final rounds
Following two rough exhibition games in early September, the Indian Head Broncs have had a stellar season. The high school football team played five...
Kipling’s ‘Hunger is Scary’ Food drive underway
This Halloween, the most frightening thing that some in our community will face – is hunger.In order to combat this fearful reality, Kipling Leisure...
CP Holiday Train returns Dec. 5
Tenille Townes and Aysanbee will perform
The Canadian Pacific (CP) Holiday Train will return to the rails this season on its first cross-continent tour in...
Learning the First Nations’ language in school
The Calls to Action issued by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada express the need for Indigenous languages to be valued and taught....
Wawota Haunted Hotel’s CarnEvil Offers ‘Safe Scare’
Thin lights push back against the deepening darkness, revealing visions that have spilled out of your deepest fears. You step forward when suddenly, the...
Six Kipling volunteer firefighters honoured
Saskatchewan Protective Services Medals presented
We count on them.When circumstances shatter, and ‘today’ becomes the worst day of our lives, they are the friends and...
Premier plans to make the province more autonomous
The government of Saskatchewan is looking to become more autonomous when it comes to the province's resources and economy.The provincial government has released a...
Rural municipalities election year
It’s an election year for even number divisions in Saskatchewan’s rural municipalities and a number of local RM’s have had their seats filled by...
Provincial News
Fort Council stands firm on fire protection service agreement
Fort Qu’Appelle town council held a regular meeting on Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. with all members present.
Delegation
For over 10 years, the Town of...
