By CHIEF ROB DUTTCHEN, Corman Park Police Service Corman Park Police Service (CPPS) officers continue to see the positive impact of technology and proactive patrol work, with several suspended, impaired,…
By TERRY PUGH Loraas Disposal North, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Waste Connections of Canada Inc., will continue to handle garbage and recycling collection services for the City of Warman at…
When four-year-old Ivy, from Regina, Sask., began screaming in pain due to basic movement, her family never imagined it would lead to a 31-day stay at Saskatchewan’s Jim Pattison Children’s…
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative Not wanting to defer a number of other projects currently in the works, City of Martensville councillors have opted to push a proposed community…
By TERRY PUGH An amendment to Warman’s zoning bylaw intended to support higher-density, small-lot residential development was adopted by Warman City Council at a meeting on Monday, February 23. The…
By TERRY PUGH After several years of fruitless discussions with neighbouring municipalities and the RCMP regarding the possibility of constructing a regional RCMP building, Warman City Council has decided to…
By MICHAEL STECKLER Team Prairie Central competed in curling at the Saskatchewan Winter Games in Meadow Lake from February 16-18. The team, consisting of Carter Grindheim (Martensville), Kade Comfort (Wadena),…
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative Legislative Secretary to the Minister Responsible for Trade and Export Development and Martensville-Blairmore MLA Jamie Martens brought greetings on behalf of the province at…
By TERRY PUGH With their playoff berths already guaranteed, both the Warman Wildcats and Moose Jaw Winmar Warriors U18AAA squads had little at stake in a weekend double-header February 21…
By WENDY CAMPBELL The 5-a-side Male Prairie Central Futsal Team proudly represented our region at the Saskatchewan Winter Games hosted by Meadow Lake/Flying Dust First Nation from February 18-21. Although…
