Anri’s book encourages readers to rise above every obstacle
Anri Steyn loves incorporating creativity into everything she does. She is now happy to announce that her book, A Story Worth Telling … Don’t Quit. Rise Above It, is available on Amazon.com.
Small town of Cabri is experiencing population growth
“Raise them Rural” is a popular slogan used to attract families to rural living and a small-town lifestyle. Cabri, located in southwestern Saskatchewan…
Winter weather concerns as extreme cold gripped the prairies
An Arctic air mass drove extreme cold across Manitoba and Saskatchewan over the weekend, with wind chills approaching −40°C, raising the risk of frozen pipes, ice dams…
How talking together at the dinner table builds literacy and confidence
When many people think of literacy, they picture reading and writing. But literacy also includes the ability to speak, listen and understand…
Saskatchewan RCMP say more than 500 vehicles checked in traffic safety initiative
Saskatchewan RCMP say their Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan teams checked more than 500 vehicles during proactive traffic safety initiatives…
SGI to harmonize service rig driver requirements with Alberta and eventually Manitoba
WEYBURN – For a very long time, the Saskatchewan government has been working on reducing interprovincial trade barriers.
RCMP reports on recent incidents in Unity, Macklin and Wilkie
RCMP in the Unity, Wilkie and Macklin areas responded to a range of incidents over the past reporting period, including complaints related to property crime, suspicious activity and traffic matters.
SaskMusic to host Saskatchewan’s first Metal Summit in Saskatoon
SASKATOON — SaskMusic will host Saskatchewan’s first metal-focused festival and conference in Saskatoon Feb. 27 and 28, and March 1.
Just A Gal From Glidden: A new team, an old photo, and a little winter hope
On Friday morning, Saskatchewan wasn’t just cold — we were winning cold. Eight of the top ten coldest places in Canada were right here, including Saskatoon and North Battleford.
Largest-ever legacy gift establishes Pringle Scholarship Program
A new scholarship program at the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) Edwards School of Business will ensure that a commerce degree remains a realistic dream for students…
Pop 89: Plenty of mystery for everyone
I’m reading the works of the Franciscan Richard Rohr. I like how he talks about Mystery. He says we know we are at the heart of Mystery when dualities disappear.
Penton: Jets’ downward slide shocks ’Peg fans
Winnipeg Jets fans got quite a shock in January when an 11-game winless streak during the middle of what had been a mediocre National Hockey League season dumped the Jets into 32nd…
Growing Through Grief: Balance and Harmony
In a time where it can feel like everything in the world is out of control, we need more than ever to decide how we will respond.
Check It Out: Stories of Canadian super heroes who saved lives
Did you know the Superman character made his official comic book debut in 1938, and was created by Canadian cartoonist Joe Shuster?
Honkings From The Wild Goose: Playoff races tighten
We’re getting into the nitty gritty of the regular season, and teams are jostling for playoff position as the schedule turns toward the stretch run.
Saskatchewan doubles community rink grant to $5,000 as applications open for 2025-26
Applications are now open for Saskatchewan’s 2025-26 Community Rink Affordability Grant, with the intake running until Feb. 27, 2026.
Kids love skating at Kindersley’s outdoor rinks
The winter months are a time when families can enjoy skating outdoors at one of three outdoor rinks located in Kindersley.
Sledding in warmer temperatures
Families took advantage of last week’s warmer temperatures to take in some sledding. Judging by their smiles, they were having fun!