Sheaf by sheaf, volunteers stooked the field adjacent to the Kindersley Museum, standing the cut bundles on end to dry ahead of threshing day.

Harvest advanced in west-central Saskatchewan despite more rain, and farmers in parts of the region are reporting above-average yields.

We often see public acknowledgement of significant one-time donations to various non-profit organizations. But the team at FoodMesh in Kindersley wants to acknowledge Pet Valu…

As a telegraph operator on the CNR over the years, some of our night shifts left us alone and sometimes strange things happened. I recall working at a block office (Chappell)…

KINDERSLEY – Kindersley RCMP are investigating a string of business thefts across the detachment area since Sept. 1 that investigators believe may be connected.

Sun West School Division has launched a concentrated recruitment campaign to attract more school bus drivers, a response to ongoing challenges filling driver positions…

The Kindersley Air Cadets held their open house Thursday evening, September 3 at the Kindersley Museum. It was a time for newcomers to get to know all about the program…

ROSETOWN – Rosetown and Kyle RCMP responded to an assault with a weapon, an impaired driving arrest and a run of thefts between Aug. 28 and Sept. 3.

When it comes to this trade war, placing export tariffs on our oil and potash is not a great idea. That was the thrust of Premier Scott Moe’s comments…

Unity RCMP charged a 38-year-old Cut Knife man with impaired operation of a motor vehicle following a traffic stop during the week of Aug. 25 to 31.

MARENGO — A 63-year-old Sylvan Lake, Alta. man died Tuesday afternoon following a collision on Highway 7 west of Marengo.

Watching students begin a new school year brought back fond memories for Connie Ness, a retired teacher. She spent her long and fulfilling career teaching the deaf for over 47 years…

It seems once September rolls around, everything gets turned up a notch. Kids are headed back to school, and with that comes all the extracurricular activities that go along with it.

The federal government is investing up to $3.1 million in a national effort to detect swine diseases faster and limit the damage when they hit.

A new report by Arthritis Society Canada, commissioned from the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis, puts a comprehensive dollar value on the cost of arthritis in Canada…

Livestock producers hit by drought, excess moisture or flooding this year now have a first look at which regions qualify for a federal tax break.

Here's a riddle for you. Q: Why did the teacher wear sunglasses in her classroom? A: Because she had such bright students.

God put something in our souls that stretches ever upward to reach him. Consider the edifices we build in which to worship…

Grief is a process, and over time, I have learned to recognize its arrival. It has become a familiar, if unwelcome, friend. I know its rhythm, its weight, and the way it demands to be acknowledged.

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