Driver in mini-van crash at north end of Warman ticketed
One of the drivers in a July 29 collision between two mini-vans that left two people seriously injured has been ticketed for proceeding from a stop sign before it was…
Saskatchewan drivers need tax relief at the pump: CTF report
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is calling on Premier Scott Moe to cut the provincial gas tax and the federal government to keep its fuel tax cut after releasing its…
Blue Jays edged out of running in national U17 fastpitch tournament
By TERRY PUGH The Sask Valley Blue Jays gave it their best shot, but came up short at the U17 Men’s Canadian Fastpitch Championships in Surrey, British Columbia August 5-9.…
Warman to host pre-season WHL Blades-Raiders game
An annual tradition that began about a decade ago is returning to Warman in early September. The Saskatoon Blades will be taking on the Prince Albert Raiders in a pre-season…
Pioneer church has deep roots and a rich history
By BONNIE LAWRENCE Christ Church Patience Lake, one of the smallest remaining Bishop Lloyd style churches, welcomed over 90 visitors to an Open Church BBQ Fundraiser on July 18. The…
A sobering week on area highways
By CHIEF ROBERT DUTTCHEN, Corman Park Police Service It was a busy week for CPPS members, with several impaired and drug-affected driving investigations across the RM, along with speed enforcement…
RCMP alert public to traffic citation text scam
Saskatchewan RCMP continues to receive reports of scam text messages, including recent clusters of reports in the Prince Albert area and other communities. The messages claim that recipients have an…
Saskatchewan unemployment drops to 6.0% in July
According to recently-released numbers from Statistics Canada, Saskatchewan’s unemployment rate is the third lowest amongst provinces at 6.0 per cent, below the national average of 6.4 per cent. As well,…
Leader RCMP looking for owner of boat found on patrol
The Leader RCMP are seeking to find the owner of a boat and trailer that police located during proactive patrols near Shackleton, SK. On Thursday, August 6, Leader RCMP located…
Furnace replacement, ductwork at Martensville Public Works building pushed ahead a year due to recent rains
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative City of Martensville councillors unanimously voted during their July 14 meeting to approve the allocation of $60,000 from the facilities reserve to replace the…