Tag: Qu’Appelle Valley
Sled drags thrill enthusiasts
The Qu’Appelle Valley Racing Association’s snow drags attracted 167 contestants from throughout the province to Fort Qu’Appelle on the weekend. It was the second...
Encyclical walk focuses on valley environment
No matter the location, the environment is everyone’s concern and a new voice is speaking out against the damage already done and yet to...
More water troubles impacting valley
Saskatchewan’s water systems impact the lives of every person in the province and one group of residents are not pleased with a proposed water...
Summer’s not quite over yet
With the last few days of August in reach, the Qu’Appelle Valley’s summer tourism is still in full swing.
So far, many local attractions and...
Sewage released was 15 million L
The recent sewage release from Regina into the Qu’Appelle valley has upset many residents, and the change in the amount of sewage hasn’t made...
Sewage release ignites valley communities
Water is a precious commodity, but what does a community do when its waterways are being used as extensions of a sewage system that’s...
Mid Summer’s Art Festival a hit with artists and musicians
The Qu’Appelle Valley’s artist community flourished on Aug. 1 with more than 2,500 people visiting the Mid Summer’s Art Festival.
The festival’s 21st year...
Student poses survey to understand Sask. lakes
Saskatchewan has an abundance of lakes, but how do we use them? One PhD student at the University of Regina is looking for answers.
Lushani...
Love Our Lakes water festival makes a splash
With four lakes in one valley, it’s easy to love our lakes, especially during the water festival in Fort Qu’Appelle.
The festival brought out hundreds...
B-Say-Tah families celebrate 100th anniversary
One hundred years contains at least 36,500 memories, and those in B-Say-Tah came to share theirs during B-Say-Tah’s 100th Anniversary.
To celebrate, the community played...
Provincial News
Road to the cemetery has been driven to death
The washed-out road to Fort Qu’Appelle’s Lakeview Cemetery remains closed indefinitely until further engineering studies are done as Council continues to wrestle with the...
