Kindersley man dead after single-vehicle rollover in town
A 48-year-old Kindersley man is dead following a single-vehicle rollover Friday morning. RCMP said officers were called at about 8:45 a.m. on April 10 to the intersection of 15 Street West…
Easter creativity and painting eggs at Caleb Village
Easter creativity and conversation were in full swing at Caleb Village in Kindersley, where Fran Paul, Cathy Bur, Gloria Lowe, Bernie Witt and Phyllis Holmes enjoyed an afternoon of egg painting and visiting.
Young voices at Pioneers Haven
Young voices filled the room at Pioneers Haven on Thursday morning as kindergarten to Grade 3 students shared their poetry ahead of the upcoming music festival.
Fred Fox shares brother Terry’s legacy with west-central students
People around the world still honour a man who ran halfway across Canada more than 45 years ago. Fred Fox told students in west-central Saskatchewan last week about the boy and man…
Leader Pharmacy to close after 11 years of serving the community
“After 11 incredible years at Leader Pharmacy, I will be stepping away from pharmacy ownership to pursue other career opportunities and focus on my family,”…
Valerie Rustad nominated for national entrepreneur award
Valerie Rustad has been nominated for the RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards. She and her husband, Grant, have operated Mid Plains Diesel for the past 35 years…
Highway 7 bridge rehabilitation west of Saskatoon underway
A $7.1-million project to rehabilitate the eastbound Highway 7 bridge over rail lines west of Saskatoon began earlier this week, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways said.
Strychnine approval limited to select RMs in Saskatchewan
The governments of Saskatchewan and Alberta have issued a news release approving the emergency use of two per cent liquid strychnine to support pest management of Richardson’s ground squirrels.
Residents encouraged to “Spark the Night” for Parkinson’s Awareness
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, and April 11 has been designated as World Parkinson’s Day. This special day is recognized in cities, towns and villages…
Impaired driving charge laid after Highway 7 traffic stop: Rosetown RCMP
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.
Cameco donates $5 million to Sask Polytech for new Saskatoon campus
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.
Pair charged after Wilkie drug investigation
Two people are facing drug trafficking charges following an investigation by Wilkie RCMP, while officers across the Unity detachment area also responded to incidents…
Kindersley RCMP seek public’s help locating man wanted on warrant
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.
CN Tower featured on new $2 coin marking 50th anniversary
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…
Fred Fox to visit Sun West schools on Terry Fox legacy tour
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.
100 years of memories for Nelda Loppacher
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…
The egg hunt was on at Eston museum
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.
Chili cook-off to raise funds for youth drop-in centre
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
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.
KCS unveils the library’s newly upgraded space
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…