Kindersley & District Health & Wellness Foundation (KDHW) purchased three Lifepak 35 Machines, one for Kindersley Hospital and two for EMS.

Kindersley Composite School marked the International Day of Women and Girls in STEAM on Feb. 11 by hosting seven students from Elizabeth Middle School for a day of hands-on learning and mentorship.

LEADER — A 42-year-old Tompkins man is facing numerous charges following an investigation into break-ins and fraud incidents in southern Saskatchewan, RCMP say.

Just two weeks ago, Saskatchewan announced it was beginning the process to select a design for large-scale nuclear reactors in the 1,000-megawatt range.

People sick with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) are taking up more hospital beds in Saskatchewan while the incidence of the flu and Covid-19 has fallen.

The Town of Rosetown will once again support the Sun West School Division’s upcoming career fair, committing $500 to help sponsor the event and promote municipal career opportunities.

RCMP detachments in Rosetown and Kyle responded to a series of traffic complaints, collisions and property-related incidents over the past week, including multiple calls along Highway 7…

Lawyers are scheduled to make oral arguments on June 3 in Saskatoon in a human trafficking and sexual assault trial that has unfolded in Rosetown over the last year and a half.

Statistics Canada is hiring in your community for the 2026 Census. Join the census team and help collect the information that shapes programs and services people rely on every day.

Hello is the first book of fiction I have read by Saskatchewan writer, David Carpenter, after having read two of his nonfiction books, Courting Saskatchewan and The Education of Augie Merasty.

Saskatchewan RCMP are warning residents about an ongoing email scam involving fake provincial violation tickets, with reports coming from communities across the province.

KINDERSLEY — A new airport bylaw and a discretionary use permit for a home-based business were among the key decisions made during the Town of Kindersley’s regular council meeting Feb. 9.

UNITY - Traffic charges, fraud complaints and several wellbeing checks kept RCMP detachments in Unity, Wilkie and Macklin busy over the past week.

Small beginnings have a way of turning into remarkable stories — especially when those beginnings take shape in a tiny farming community like ours.

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

The two most dominating athletes of my lifetime celebrated significant birthdays in the last couple of weeks, which sent me down Sentimental Drive on the way to Nostalgia Avenue.

When I was growing up, snow was a fun and magical thing;  unlike today, when I cringe every time I see the first sign of snow and start looking around for the snow shovel.

There’s a joke about the days when folks were leaving the prairies en masse: “Last one out, turn off the light.” But more and more, people are returning home.

Someone posted this after the Super Bowl: “I miss the days when the Super Bowl sold beer and trucks. Pushing big pharma weight-loss injections while impressionable children watch feels wrong.”