The Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Student Council has officially completed its first year. Twenty-one students from across the province shared their perspectives on mental health and wellbeing, transitioning in and out of…
Highways Minister Lori Carr has announced $530,000 in provincial short line rail investments that will keep this key transportation infrastructure moving. “Short line railways play an important role in getting…
Earning the right to host a community-wide party and skate with NHL legend Jarome Iginla as a result of their volunteer work so far this year wasn’t enough for the…
Our 84th annual Sask Valley Music Festival wrapped up on Friday, March 22, with our Awards Concert attended by over 200 people who were amazed by the performances they heard…
The Twin Rivers Music Festival was happy to host 130 students who performed over 300 pieces in this year’s Twin Rivers Music Festival. Thanks to the generosity of our many…
The Water Security Agency (WSA) is providing an update on the status of Saskatchewan’s reservoirs. Overall, 33 out of 45 major reservoirs – nearly three quarters – are near full…
Saskatchewan will so on pilot an emergency medical services (EMS) triage system in Regina and Saskatoon to help improve patient flow and reduce ambulance offload delays within emergency departments (ED).…
The Clark’s Crossing Gazette has been named a finalist for its reporting, photography, and design at the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association’s (SWNA) upcoming Better Newspapers Competition. The annual awards are…
The Clark’s Crossing Gazette is ushering in a new era with a change of ownership. London Publishing Company, which owns over 20 independently-operated community newspapers in Ontario, purchased the Clark’s…
Homemade beer and wine will soon be able to be served at family events that hold a special occasion permit in Saskatchewan. Beginning April 2, 2024, individuals holding a special…
