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…
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) has announced a meaningful memorial for families and friends of protective services personnel who lost their lives while in the line of duty. Located…
The Bantam Maddogs and Peewee Maddogs hosted the Ledingham Steelers in Kinsmen Football League action at the Warman High School field on Sunday, September 7. The Bantam Maddogs won their…
Players from around the region converged on the Martensville Sports Centre on Saturday, September 6 for the Dalmeny Senior Women Sabres evaluation camp. The Sabres are one of ten teams…
By TERRY PUGH The Saskatoon Blades needed some late-game heroics to beat the Prince Albert Raiders 3-2 in overtime on Saturday, September 6. A raucous crowd of over 1,000 fans…
The Government of Saskatchewan has designated the week of September 7-13 to be Living Organ Donation Week in Saskatchewan to celebrate living donors and recipients and inspire more people to…
