‘The church from sleepy hollow’ has unique past
Tucked away behind a tangle of trees on a grid road west of Grenfell, Holy Trinity Anglican Church was affectionately known as “the church...
Local groups receive $69,000 in grants
Groups and organizations in seven local communities have received more than $69,000 in funding through the latest round of charitable game grants. In total,...
PVSD and people respond to increase cases
Increased risk to the COVID-19 virus and its variants have brought in new regulations for Regina and area as the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA)...
Cowessess FN bringing their children home
Cowessess First Nation has officially resumed responsibility for its children in foster care. The formal launch of Chief Red Bear Children’s Lodge (CRBCL) took...
Sask. to run $2.6B deficit amid record spending
New Grenfell long-term care facility gets $3.6 million for construction
The 2021-22 provincial budget was delivered Tuesday with Finance Minister Donna Harpauer stating, “This budget...
Sask. RCMP announces participation in Clare’s Law
After months of behind-the-scenes work, the Saskatchewan RCMP announced on Mar. 31 their participation in Clare’s Law – Interpersonal violence disclosure protocol.“The Saskatchewan RCMP...
RCMP promote learning Indigenous languages
March 31 was National Indigenous Languages Day. It was a day to honour the many Indigenous languages spoken across Canada and to build additional...
Ottawa funds Cowessess solar power project with $5.2 million
Thanks to some federal funding announced last Wednesday, a solar power project owned by Cowessess First Nation can generate some buzz for SaskPower.Ottawa announced...
Dilapidated buildings come down in Melville
The City of Melville has vowed to deal with dilapidated buildings in the area and the progress was quick.A house that has been abandoned...
Wolseley field fire contained
Wolseley Fire Department worked quickly to contain a grass fire east of Wolseley after responding to a call at 4 p.m. on April 5.“It...
Provincial News
First responders to receive vaccine through mobile vaccination units
Saskatchewan's vaccine delivery plan will begin to target first responders through mobile vaccination units once current priority populations are complete. Currently, mobile vaccination units...
