Warman council approves revised election bylaw
By TERRY PUGH With a byelection to fill a vacant city council seat slated to be held this fall, the City of Warman is clarifying the rules surrounding the electoral…
Checkstop focuses on ensuring trailers are roadworthy
By TERRY PUGH A highway checkstop south of Martensville on Wednesday, May 14 was aimed at preventing accidents before they happened. Corman Park Police, along with several other law enforcement…
Government of Sask prepares for possible Canada Post strike
The Government of Saskatchewan is preparing for a possible postal strike that could begin as early as May 22, 2025. Ministries, Crowns and agencies have put contingency plans in place…
Firefighters respond to house fire in Warman
By TERRY PUGH No one was injured in a fire that destroyed one home and damaged two others in Warman early Wednesday morning, May 14. “Smoke detectors saved lives today,”…
Mason Reimer receives Warman Future Leader Award
Mason Reimer, a Grade 12 student at Warman High School, was presented with the 2024 Future Leader Award at a Warman City Council meeting on Monday, May 12. The Warman…
Sask launches new program to boost oil production, generate investment
The Government of Saskatchewan has launched the Low Productivity and Reactivation Oil Well Program (LPRP) to create new incremental oil production and revenue from low-producing or inactive wells. The LPRP…
Be bear aware this spring
Warmer weather attracts nature-lovers and our wildlife neighbors – bears! These foragers are out of hibernation and are busy searching for food. As you enjoy the outdoors, be mindful of…
Saskatchewan recognizes National Police Week
The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed May 11 to 17, 2025 as National Police Week. This year’s national theme, “Committed to Serve Together,” highlights the collaborative efforts of police services…
Province invests in social housing units
The 2025-26 Provincial Budget is providing more Saskatchewan families with access to safe and appropriate housing with an investment of $9.2 million in new funding to start multi-year repair and…
Gazette earns SWNA Best Overall Newspaper award
The Clark’s Crossing Gazette took top honours in three categories at the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association (SWNA) Better Newspapers competition in early May. The Gazette won the SWNA Best Overall…