Dr. Robert Steadward of Edmonton was the sole person appointed this year as a Companion of Canada’s Order of Canada.

An Alberta clipper storm system walloped southern and central Saskatchewan Jan. 13-14, with roads from North of Maidstone, then Kindersley, Regina, Weyburn and Moosomin, as the storm rolled through the province in a southeasterly direction.

Students at Rossville School in Coleville have been enjoying the new floor curling games that were purchased by their SRC.

The Dr. Noble Irwin Regional Healthcare Foundation and Great Plains College are excited to announce a joint fundraiser. Tickets for “Chase the Ace in Support of Health and Education” will be available beginning January 13, 2021.

“Why don’t you like me?” questioned Lois’s house guest.
Lois was shocked. She had been annoyed with her husband for an extended period.

The good news is that the light at the end of tunnel in the COVID-19 fight might be something than the proverbial train.

Had citizens of other countries been able to register their votes in the 2008 US presidential election, the Democratic candidate’s margin of victory would have been enormous.

Between January 4th to January 11th, 2021, Kindersley RCMP responded to 85 calls for service*.

In December 2020, the federal government announced that the carbon tax will increase to $170 per tonne by 2030.

The Kindersley Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion was pleased to announce that they received financial assistance from the federal government to help with pandemic challenges.

HELP! Our Wheatland Senior Centre in Eston is in financial trouble due to the COVID-19 restrictions.

There’s a new and unique contact sport that is becoming popular in Canada, especially on the prairies. Tyson Kemery, a resident of Major, Sask., is an enthusiastic participant in the sport.

The Rural Municipality of Snipe Lake recently donated $5400 to STARS Air Ambulance in recognition of the important role STARS plays in emergency care in the province. The $5400 donation represents the average cost of one call out.

A wife said to her husband, “I think you need a hearing test.” He replied, “Why do I need a hairy chest?”

Between December 21st, 2020 to January 4th, 2021, Kindersley RCMP responded to 103 calls for service*.

It’s January 2021, and there’s no looking back. Daylight hours are increasing, and day by day, the darkness is decreasing.

Teens Michael Brown (Left) and Eli Ortman were ice fishing at the Motherwell Dam on January 3.

We couldn’t leave 2020 behind without naming our ten 9-1-1 calls that “missed the mark” this year.

Blogger Eric Stangel, after the Yankees signed pitcher Gerrit Cole for $324 million over nine seasons: “The Yankees also announced that beer at the stadium will now cost $734.”

Did you hear that production was down at Santa’s workshop? Many of his workers have had to Elf isolate!