Anyone remember when Trump said back on Jan. 23, 2025, “We don’t need their oil and gas. We have more than anybody”?

Kindersley Town Council held its regular meeting on Monday, Jan. 5, addressing a mix of policy, financial, and operational matters.

January is National Hobby Month, a time to pursue your passions while reducing stress and engaging in activities you enjoy.

After the Christmas break, I struggled a bit to find something to write about, which is why I kicked off the new year with a synopsis of columns from 2025.

Dodsland and surrounding communities have launched a major fundraising initiative to construct a new, modern, and safe facility after a devastating fire destroyed…

Do you know someone living with Alzheimer’s disease? Have you been diagnosed with this neurocognitive disorder? January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, an ideal time to raise awareness…

When Team Canada announced last summer its six locked-in player selections for this country’s entry in the Olympic Games, one of the choices today stands out as a pretty big mistake.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

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

Saskatchewan RCMP Operational Communication Centre employees provide a critical service within the RCMP by supporting both public and officer safety.

One of the best things about living in Val Marie is: the animals outnumber the people. Critters remind me that I’m just another creature among many.

Do you know why leopards find it difficult to hide? The answer to the riddle is: because wherever they hide, they’re always spotted.

The White Knucklers Snowmobile Club, with support from Holland’s Hot Oiling Ltd., is hosting a snowmobile drag racing event this Saturday north of the Canasta Hotel in Kindersley.

The biggest barn that stood for the shortest amount of time was built in 1914 approximately ten kilometres northwest of Leader, Sask., near the South Saskatchewan River.

The David Reekie Community Skate for Mental Health was held at Leader’s G3 Ice Plex on Monday evening, December 22. Treena Redman, one of the organizers, reported $610 was raised…

Grandpa Gary (aka Gary Babcock) shared these photos on the Historic Saskatchewan Facebook page in 2023. With the rally coming up this weekend, they’re worth a look.

Karen Klein (right) of the Kindersley Rodeo Committee presents a donation cheque to Erin Pincemin, principal of Westcliffe School in Marengo.

As 2025 comes to a close, I am pleased with the accomplishments we have made in our community for continued growth and sustainability.

Our wish for each of you in the coming year is simple: may your homes be filled with laughter, your hearts with peace, and your lives with the steady warmth of friendship.

Not all news was celebratory, however. The closure of Kindersley’s Peavey Mart was a difficult blow for both the community and its farmers.