Melville Advance

The Motherwell Homestead saw and heard a great deal of Canadian war history on Aug. 15. During their binding and stoking day, Bill Waiser, author...

One of the highlights of the Water Security Agency Report for 2015-16 is the development of a plan for a new dam at Crooked...

Over 100 years ago, Canada joined Great Britain in what would later be known as the Great War. Many men left Saskatchewan to join...

First aid personnel at the 2015 First Nation Summer Games were kept fairly busy during the week’s events but were happy to report that...

Athletes across Saskatchewan came to Ochapowace First Nation to participate in the First Nations Summer Games and one canoeist spent his last year at...

Volunteers are the backbone to any successful event and the First Nations Summer Games are no exception. One of the main supports for the games...

Athletes at the First Nation Summer Games may have received the recognition, but it was the volunteers and staff who ensured the event ran...

The task for one of Saskatchewan’s smallest native communities in hosting the 2015 Saskatchewan First Nations Summer Games was daunting, but Ochapowace First Nation...

Al Benesocky’s Filthy Redneck Country Club (FRCC) is a one of a kind idea for Canada, and his third and final event of the...

The Western Canada Summer Games were an unforgettable experience for one Melville participant. Clarizze Perpetua earned two bronze medals in tennis, one for the team...