People may comment on SaskPower’s plan to increase its power rates during a session in Saskatoon on Thursday.

SWIFT CURRENT — Prince Albert author Lynda Monahan will present her latest poetry collection at the Lyric Theatre on April 15 as part of the 2025-26 Write Out Loud series.

ROSETOWN — A driver has been charged with impaired operation following a traffic stop on Highway 7 in the RM of St. Andrews, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

The end of winter brought a rise in influenza cases in Saskatchewan. Other viruses retreated or stood still “Hospitalizations have increased for influenza…

Saskatchewan Polytechnic has received a $5-million donation from Cameco to support construction of its new Joseph A. Remai Saskatoon Campus and expand mining education programs.

With two new mines advancing toward construction after receiving federal approval, Saskatchewan’s growing uranium sector is creating new jobs and economic opportunities…

Two people are facing drug trafficking charges following an investigation by Wilkie RCMP, while officers across the Unity detachment area also responded to incidents…

Calgary novelist and short fiction writer Elizabeth J. Haynes has just published a new book, and this time it’s an essay collection. Food for the Journey: A Life in Travel is the kind of book…

Asked on Wednesday if he would reconsider his decision to pull the United States out of North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Donald Trump said, “It’s beyond reconsideration.

Kindersley RCMP are asking the public for help locating Jeffrey Proteau, 30, who is wanted on a warrant for charges that include failing to comply and breach of a conditional sentence order.

Before I ever wrote a column, we had a cat who thought he could. Marmaduke was my favourite. A big orange-and-white tabby with more personality than most people.

For many casual sports fans, this is the week they start paying attention to golf. It’s Masters Week at Augusta, Ga., and this year’s edition offers up a number of intriguing questions.

The CN Tower in Toronto appears on a $2 coin that went into circulation last week. “Canada's engineering excellence reached new heights with the building of the CN Tower…

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Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

With the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) major junior playoffs upon us, I feel this issue should be addressed. Before the Ontario Hockey League Brampton Battalion moved to North Bay in 2015…

I’ve heard that growing old is like software updates: every time something improves, another thing crashes. A dear friend of mine recently celebrated her 100th birthday.

Say hello to younger versions of the team that puts together your local newspaper.

Fans, family and friends converged at the West Central Events Centre to watch all the talented young skaters perform on Sunday afternoon, March 22.

Kerrobert’s Berkley Wuttunee celebrates with her teammates on the Battleford WPD Ambulance Sharks after capturing the Saskatchewan Female U18AAA League championship and the Fedoruk Cup…

Students across Sun West School Division will hear firsthand stories of one of Canada’s most enduring legacies as Fred Fox tours local schools from March 30 to April 2.

Nelda Loppacher celebrated her 100th birthday on Sunday, March 22. She currently resides at the Chateau in Three Hills, Alta., but spent most of her life in Eston…

Eston’s museum was alive with the chatter of children on Saturday afternoon when kids of all ages arrived for the museum’s third annual Easter egg hunt on March 28.

The first steps are being taken to secure a new youth drop-in centre in Kindersley. A chili cook-off and dessert auction will be held at Clearview Community Church…

Small acts of kindness make a big difference. Kindersley FoodMesh volunteers experienced this firsthand when the Kindersley Kin Club extended an act of kindness in recognition of KIN Kindness Day.

Kerrobert Composite School celebrated the unveiling of its Library Upgrade Project on Wednesday evening, March 25. Beginning at 6:30 p.m., the community was invited…

The students at Westcliffe Composite School were thrilled to receive a visit from professional wrestler Cody Deaner, also known as Chris Gray, last week.

When the whole family gathers to celebrate Easter, it’s the perfect moment to capture those smiling faces. With a few simple tips, you can keep your photo session fun and quick. Follow this guide.

Lion President Craig Tondevold presents a cheque for $1,000 from the Leader Lions Club to the Town of Leader CAO Erin Romanuik for the Cemetery Tree Project.

A 1914 issue of The Kindersley Expositor, found in the archives at the Kindersley Museum, displayed an ad for Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, described as “the greatest of spring restoratives,”…