80 years ago, Prairie farmers went on strike
Eighty years ago this month, approximately 60,000 farmers in Saskatchewan and Alberta joined a month-long strike, refusing to deliver their produce to market.
Ottawa wraps cross-country consultations ahead of Budget 2026
Federal officials visited 23 cities this summer to listen to people hoping to influence Canada's next budget. Headed by Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne…
Just A Gal From Glidden: Happy is the bride that the sun shines upon
Robert and I were having a coffee at the office Saturday morning - me perched behind my desk as usual and Robert sitting along the wall - when our landlord came in.
Pop89: Hope is the thing with wheels
I was asked a while ago by the Canadian Cancer Society to share my story about my experience using Wheels of Hope. I'm sorry it's taken this long because I really do want to express…
Check It Out: There will never be another Dolly
Two of Dolly Parton's most popular sayings were "It costs a lot of money to look this cheap" and "Find out who you are and do it on purpose." Dolly did exactly that before she left this earth…
Remembering When: The workplace "open secret”
During my working years in the city, I was employed at the same factory for many years. In that time, I had the pleasure of working with an older gentleman who was a wonderful man…
BEST SEAT IN TOWN
Two benches on the dock at the Kerrobert reservoir give local anglers a full view of the community while they wait for a bite.
Raising miniature Jerseys in Saskatchewan
The catchy slogan "If it isn't a Jersey, it's just a cow" printed on a truck window caught my attention, so I gave the owner, Tracy Howe, a call.
WINTER FEED, STACKED IN SEPTEMBER
Round bales dot the fields outside Kerrobert, with the town's water tower on the horizon. Every bale in this field is a week of feed for somebody's herd once the snow flies.
Students welcomed back to school in Kindersley
The schools in Kindersley started the new school year together by welcoming the students back prior to the first day of classes. On Monday, August 31, the Kindersley Junior Klippers…
Lorraine Hartsook had Caleb residents singing along
Lorraine Hartsook was a welcome visitor to the residents of Caleb Village on Thursday afternoon. She had them all clapping, singing along and smiling as she sang…
Kindersley water tower drained for interior relining
KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley began relining and rehabilitating the interior of its water tower on Aug. 26. Ahead of the work, the tower's water level was drawn down naturally…
Sold on farming
A young visitor takes the wheel of a brand new Case IH tractor, already marked sold, during the third annual Meet a Machine event at the Kindersley Museum on Saturday, August 29.
STORM ON THE HORIZON
A shelf cloud rolls over a ripening field near Pinkham on Friday evening as a thunderstorm pushed east toward Kindersley. Lightning lit up the sky as the system moved through the area.
Kerrobert Library is celebrating its 100th anniversary
This year the Kerrobert Library is celebrating its 100th anniversary. As they celebrate a century of stories, community and reading, the library is conducting a 100 Book Challenge.
Communities get together at end-of-summer carnival
Kids and adults from Eatonia, Leader, Richmound, Golden Prairie and Maple Creek joined up with the folks at Fox Valley for an end-of-summer carnival.
Penton: New homes for some NFL quarterbacks
When the 2026 National Football League season kicks off this week with a New England-at-Seattle Wednesday night classic, the same quarterbacks who battled Feb. 8 in the Super Bowl…
Smooth operator
This little tyke was out trying his new wheels on a beautiful summer day in Kindersley. Like any new driver, he had his parents close by to supervise…