The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed May 17 to 23 as Treaties Recognition Week, highlighting the importance of treaties in the province. Treaties are foundational agreements between the Crown and…
By CHIEF ROBERT DUTTCHEN, Corman Park Police Service Thankfully, the rain and snow have reduced the fire risk in the RM, and the fire bans have been lifted. May 12…
By TERRY PUGH Approximately 10 gallons (37.854 litres) of used motor oil appeared to have been purposely dumped in a ditch along Township Road 381 south of Martensville by unknown…
The Saskatoon Police are currently requesting assistance from the public in identifying a male that has been the subject of two complaints from customers at two separate retail businesses on…
The Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing disability service professionals across the province from May 10 to 16, 2026, during Disability Service Professionals Week. “Disability service professionals play a critical role…
Langham Fire Chief Bill McCombs and his wife, Langham Emergency Measures Coordinator Sheila McCombs, are stepping away from active service after more than three and a half decades. Bill and…
The Clark’s Crossing Gazette won four Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association (SWNA) awards in the 2026 Better Newspapers Competition. The awards were announced at the SWNA annual general meeting on Tuesday,…
The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed May 10-16, 2026, as Victims and Survivors of Crime Week in Saskatchewan. Victims and Survivors of Crime Week is celebrated each year across Canada.…
Zoe Schellenberg and Meghan Doucette were presented with 2025 Warman Future Leader awards during the Warman City Council meeting on Monday, May 11. Warman Mayor Gary Philipchuk noted the Future…
By TERRY PUGH Canadian Foodgrains Bank (CFB) volunteers in Saskatchewan are making valuable contributions in the campaign to alleviate global hunger, according to CFB Saskatchewan Coordinator Rick Block. “Over the…
