SGI to issue rebates to Auto Fund customers, improve benefits to those most seriously injured
When everyone is told to stay home and limit travel as much as possible for a year, you would think that’s bound to have an impact on vehicle insurance claims.
SaskPower warns of scam
It can seem that half the time your phone rings, there’s another scammer on the other end. On Feb. 25, SaskPower put out a warning regarding yet another scam trying to involve the Crown Corporation.
MonAmie Boutique plans to open soon
There is a new women’s boutique opening soon in Kindersley, and the owner, Karen Francis, was eager to share her excitement about her new venture.
At what point do we move on from a tragedy like the Humboldt bus crash?
At what point do we move on from a tragedy, and is three years too soon? That was the fundamental question raised by New Democratic Party Finance Critic Trent Wotherspoon in a press release on Feb. 23, and responded to by Premier Scott Moe on the same day.
Canadian WWII war veteran’s uniform found in the Netherlands
You never know what unexpected information will show up on Facebook. It certainly was the case for Maple Creek resident Shirley Jans when she read a recent post that said, “Hello! I am a Canadian WWII military collector from the Netherlands.
Kindersley RCMP Investigate Break and Enter and Theft at a Local Shop
On February 11th, 2021 Kindersley RCMP investigated a break and enter at a local shop on 2nd Avenue West whereby a vehicle and several tools and equipment were taken.
There’s a new brewery in Maple Creek
For the past seven months, Maple Creek residents have enjoyed beer on tap at Rafter R Brewing Company located at 13 Pacific Avenue.
Suits & Boots to hold virtual conference
Suits & Boots is a grassroots non-profit organization founded in 2018 by a group of investment community colleagues and working families of all sectors in Western Canada.
2017 fire at Lemsford Ferry Regional Park results in charges
On October 1, 2017, just before 9 a.m., Leader RCMP responded to the report of a fire at a mobile residence located in Lemsford Ferry Regional Park, Saskatchewan.
Drilling season peaking with 31 rigs working
Mid-February to the first week of March is traditionally the peak of the year for oilwell drilling activity. And on Feb. 22, there were 31 drilling rigs working in Saskatchewan, down markedly from the previous two years.
Sask tourist attraction draws in kids and adults
The words “Saskatchewan tourist attraction” immediately cause people in this region of the province to think of places like the Great Sandhills or Cypress Hills.
Al Heron receives Lifetime Membership Award
Al Heron, the Town of Eston’s former Mayor, recently received a Lifetime Membership Award from the Municipalities of Saskatchewan Board of Directors (formerly Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association).
Saskatchewan municipalities won’t be banning firearms, because they can’t
You don’t have to worry about your town, city or RM in Saskatchewan passing a bylaw banning handguns, something the federal government will soon be allowing municipalities to do. That’s because, at least in Saskatchewan, they can’t.
Walking back in time to the start of Pathway to Wellness
There’s a saying that goes like this, “Don’t despise small beginnings,” and Pathway to Wellness in Kindersley is a prime example of how that plays out.
Mayor Perkins provides update from Town of Kindersley
Mayor Rod Perkins, along with the Kindersley Town Council, are getting ready to do their budgeting. “Most of our major projects are done.
Owens & Sweitzer recognized for outstanding employee engagement
Eston business, Owens & Sweitzer has been named by SATISFYD as a 2021 Top Dealer in Employee Engagement. This award is determined solely on employee rankings which saw Owens & Sweitzer exceed industry benchmarks in the workplace for employee engagement.
Kindersley RCMP report a steady week with 75 calls for service
Between February 8th to February 14th, 2021, Kindersley RCMP responded to 75 calls for service*.
Current wave of COVID-19 receding in much of the world, including Saskatchewan
According the John Hopkins University COVID-19 Dashboard, as of Feb. 11, Canada is currently 22nd in the world for the number of COVID-19 cases it has had to date.
For the second time in a week, SaskEnergy sets gas consumption record
It is so cold out there, Regina set a record for the number of consecutive hours with -40C wind chill. And when it’s that cold, you need heat to keep you warm.
Adaption keeps restaurant open
In March 2020, The Jug Family Restaurant’s sales dropped 70% due to the COVID-19 pandemic closures. Today, The Jug is thriving. Why? Adaption.