Highways Minister David Marit announced an estimated $100,000 pilot project to enhance safety at a provincially regulated short line crossing, as Rail Safety Week runs Sept. 15 to 21. “Seeking…
By TERRY PUGH After being edged 2-1 in an overtime shootout by the Ice Wolves in the Warman Home Centre Communiplex on Friday, September 12, the Warman Wolverines returned the…
By CHIEF RON CHOMYN On September 7 at approximately 3:20 a.m., Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) indicated on their channel that they had a black Dodge Ram fleeing from them. After…
By TERRY PUGH Elected officials from Saskatchewan’s major urban centres intend to focus their advocacy efforts on three major issues in the coming months. Those top priorities include: operational and…
By TERRY PUGH September is here, and that means football season has arrived. Both the Kinsmen Football League (KFL) and Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association (SHSAA) football programs are well…
As part of Pillars for Life: The Saskatchewan Suicide Prevention Plan, the provincial government is providing $250,000 in grants to support suicide prevention initiatives across the province. The Suicide Prevention…
The City of Warman has announced that Heather Chatfield has been named the 2024 Diamond Citizen of the Year. This award is reserved for a true community builder, someone who…
By TERRY PUGH The Martensville Chiefs are loving their new home in the ‘old’ rink. Since relocating from Delisle in the off-season, the Prairie Junior Hockey League (PJHL) team is…
Media contributes $21B to Canada’s GDP A new report by the Canadian Media Means Business consortium underscores the vital role Canada’s media and advertising sector plays in powering our economy—and…
By KRIS SIMS AND GAGE HAUBRICH, Canadian Taxpayers Federation Alberta is the only province in Canada without a provincial sales tax. It’s a city on a hill for taxpayers who…
