Unity man charged with assault, stolen Provost vehicle found at Macklin Lake
A 37-year-old Unity man faces an assault charge after RCMP responded to a complaint during the week of Sept. 8 to 14. Unity RCMP also responded to a single-vehicle collision.
Just A Gal From Glidden: Different doesn't mean gone
Most weeks I try to find a little humour for this column. This week I'm going to be a little more serious. I want to talk about The Rosetown Eagle, and what it's going to take to keep it going.
SK-AB-NWT MOU on nuclear power and interties
Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Northwest Territories are partnering to strengthen grid reliability through nuclear energy and electricity interconnections, with a memorandum of understanding…
Check It Out: AI is a great tool but critical thinking is a survival skill
Why do intelligent people love clever logic puzzles? Answer: Because they require critical thinking, the one thing people avoid more than cardio.
Sunny Side Up: I never did enjoy dental appointments
“I’d like dentures, please.” I would have gotten on my knees, but I had a lead weight on my chest. “Nah,” the dentist responded, after the technician removed the grey bib and he’d inspected my X-rays.
Second man charged in connection with Leader business fire
LEADER — A second man has been arrested and charged as part of the ongoing RCMP investigation into a suspicious fire that destroyed a Leader business nearly a year ago.
Harvest fun takes over downtown Luseland
The community of Luseland celebrated another fun-filled Harvest Festival on Saturday, Sept. 12, with activities for all ages taking place throughout the downtown area.
One-man banjo show brings 500th performance tour to Kindersley, Luseland and Leader
Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me But Banjos Saved My Life, a one-man show…
Storm flattens Becker machine shop west of Kindersley
The rain and wind storm that ripped through Kindersley on September 4 left a trail of destruction in its path.
Rosetown's team-based clinic officially opens
ROSETOWN – Dignitaries officially opened the new clinic at the hospital last week.
Kinsmen Foundation opens one-time funding program after $10.5 million TeleMiracle 50
The Kinsmen Foundation is accepting applications for a one-time funding program created after TeleMiracle 50 raised $10.5 million from donors across the province.
Rain doesn't dampen Leader marketplace fundraiser
LEADER – Sandhills Credit Union Marketplace at Leader was buzzing with activity Thursday evening, September 10. The rainy day couldn't keep the hungry crowd away…
Rosetown hospital clinic officially opens after years of delays
ROSETOWN – "It's been a number of years in the making," Jim Reiter admitted after the speeches at the official opening of the new clinic at the Rosetown hospital.
Penton: Manitoba’s Peters a breakout star with White Sox
The list of Major League Baseball players born and raised in Winkler, Man., is a short one. In fact, it’s one — Tristan Peters.
Crop Report: Heavy rain stalls harvest across west-central Saskatchewan
Harvest continues to lag well behind normal across west-central Saskatchewan after widespread rainfall brought combines and other field work to a halt.
History Photos: Shopping in the 1940s
Long before online shopping, Canadians could shop from the comfort of home with the Eaton’s catalogue. This particular edition dates back to 1940…
Kindersley RCMP investigating multiple business thefts
KINDERSLEY — Kindersley RCMP have released additional descriptions of three suspects as their investigation into multiple business thefts continues.
UFA opens rebuilt Kindersley cardlock and bulk petroleum site
KINDERSLEY – UFA recently opened its rebuilt Kindersley Cardlock and Bulk Petroleum site, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the members, customers and communities it serves…