Warman sidewalk snow clearing bylaw takes effect
By TERRY PUGH Time to get out the shovels. The first snowfall of the season arrived, predictably, just before Halloween. And while most of it melted shortly afterward, Mother Nature…
Legion poppy campaign raises funds for veterans
By TERRY PUGH Denis and Rachelle Poirier of Duck Lake put a lot of kilometers on their vehicle this time of year. Eighty-three-year-old Denis and 80-year-old Rachelle, a happily-married couple…
Provincial fall legislature session opens with Speech from the Throne
The provincial government outlined its agenda to keep Saskatchewan strong and steady in its 2026 Speech from the Throne, delivered in the Legislative Assembly by Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre on…
Royals bounced from playoffs
Despite a strong second-place finish in the regular season standings, the Martensville Royals saw their provincial championship hopes blown away by gale-force winds on Saturday, October 24 . The Royals…
Cattle and risky road user keep police busy
By CHIEF ROB DUTTCHEN, Corman Park Police Service Bovine breakouts and hazardous highway habits kept the Corman Park Police Service (CPPS) busy this past week. Just after midnight on October…
Education Week celebrates students, staff and the future
As Education Week begins, schools across Saskatchewan come together to recognize student success and the hard work and dedication of education professionals across the province. From teachers and educational assistants…
Runaway Cattle to Roadside Checks: Busy Week in Corman Park
By CHIEF ROB DUTTCHEN, Corman Park Police Service Rural policing rarely follows a script. In one week, CPPS members rounded up cattle, fixed a construction hazard, and took three impaired…
Federal-provincial funding earmarked for Warman flood prevention projects
By TERRY PUGH A $3.5 million storm water drainage project aimed at preventing surface flooding in Warman is one of 10 Saskatchewan projects funded through the Provincial-Territorial stream of the…
Courage honoured at Government House
By CHIEF ROBERT DUTTCHEN, Corman Park Police Service It is not every week that this column gets to begin with a medal. On October 9, Corman Park Police Service (CPPS)…
CPPS seizes weapons, cash, drug paraphernalia following traffic stop on Highway 219
Corman Park, SK – On October 9, 2026, Corman Park Police Service (CPPS) officers conducted a traffic stop on Highway 219 after observing a vehicle travelling 50 km/h in a…