The Government of Saskatchewan announced, on September 10, a number of measures to address pressures currently facing the health system. Anyone that tests positive for COVID-19 will need to self-isolate…
Due to an increased risk of COVID-19 in Rosthern, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is restricting family presence and visitation at Rosthern Hospital to Level 3. In a news release…
Recent incidents of vandalism, stunting, littering and other illegal activities in the Northridge Centennial Community Centre (NRCCC) parking lot is prompting the City of Martensville to look at upgrading its…
With increasing COVID cases in the province, and in an effort to minimize the risk of COVID transmission in long-term care facilities, starting Friday, September 10, the Saskatchewan Health Authority…
Producers have made tremendous progress as 56 per cent of the crop is now in the bin, which is ahead of the five-year (2016-2020) average of 35 per cent, according…
Martensville City Council has allocated $2,500 in sponsorship funds toward the third annual Prairie Rivers Reconciliation Committee (PRRC) conference, slated to take place online November 8-10. The decision by council…
The Hon. Erin O’Toole, Leader of Canada’s Conservatives, has released the full costing of Canada’s Recovery Plan as reviewed by the Parliamentary Budget Office. “With the only shrinking economy in…
The Aberdeen Recreation Complex (ARC) is once again open for business. “We officially opened the doors yesterday,” said ARC General Manager Bonnie Doige in an interview on Wednesday, September 8.…
The City of Martensville is shying away from introducing mandatory masks in its civic facilities. Martensville City Council opted at a meeting on Tuesday, September 7 to continue encouraging residents…
Two area artists, one from Hepburn and one from Waldheim, will be pursuing creative endeavours this winter thanks to separate grants from Sask Arts. Hepburn artist Kris Moffatt was awarded…
