Construction booming in Warman, Martensville
By TERRY PUGH The number of residential building permits issued so far this year in Warman is more than double last year’s total. And the overall value of those permits…
Province expands programs to alleviate homelessness
The Government of Saskatchewan is building on the Provincial Approach to Homelessness (PATH), investing up to an additional $20 million over three years to expand programs to prevent homelessness and…
World’s top-ranked curlers compete in Martensville
By TERRY PUGH Several of the world’s top-ranked curlers will be taking to the pebbled ice in Martensville this weekend. The Aly Jenkins Mixed Doubles Memorial Bonspiel is slated for…
Saskatchewan commemorates 1932-33 famine in Ukraine
During a special service at the Legislative Building on Tuesday, November 18, Provincial Secretary Jamie Martens and members of the legislative assembly joined with members of the province’s Ukrainian community…
Warman photographer earns honourable mention in Sask Tourism photo contest
A photo by Ryan Weber of Warman was awarded an honourable mention in a provincial competition sponsored by Tourism Saskatchewan. Weber’s photograph of a rocky shoreline of Amisk Lake was…
Wildcats split weekend games against Warriors
By TERRY PUGH The Warman U18AAA Wildcats snapped a three-game losing streak on Saturday, November 15 with a 6-1 win over the host Moose Jaw Warriors at the Temple Gardens…
Semi driver charged with open liquor in vehicle
By ACTING CHIEF DANA SCHREINER, Corman Park Police Service On November 8 at 11:05 p.m., DOCC dispatched a 911 call of a possible impaired driver west bound on Highway 16…
Warman rental townhouse project approved
By TERRY PUGH A proposal for a 150-unit rental townhouse project in Warman’s Southlands neighbourhood was given final approval by Warman City Council at its meeting on Monday, November 10.…
Hundreds pay respects at Remembrance Day service
By TERRY PUGH A Remembrance Day service in Warman marking the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War drew a crowd of about 1,000 people. They began…
AI-generated deception in news worries Canadians, according to new CJF report
The Canadian Journalism Foundation (CJF) has released a new survey detailing the concerns that Canadians, of both younger and older generations, have regarding the burden of artificial intelligence in news…