LUSELAND – The Town of Luseland council passed a new bylaw aimed at giving its police chief a tool to handle weapons and paraphernalia that could be related to drug crime in the community.

Nancy Kelley has been participating in the Parkinson Canada SuperWalk in Saskatoon ever since it began 21 years ago. "I have been involved with SuperWalk since I was diagnosed in 2005 and have been the top fundraiser in the province since 2014…

Mitch Doll wants to see as many bird species as he can in Saskatchewan before the calendar runs out. Doll, a Saskatoon-based content creator who works as a consultant with Tourism Saskatchewan, is attempting what birders call a big year.

Lambs led to slaughter. David vs. Goliath. The lions against the Christians. Shooting fish in a barrel. Bringing a knife to a gunfight. Pick your metaphor and it will apply to this week’s President’s Cup golf competition…

Jon Fehr of Herschel returns to the board of SaskOilseeds by acclamation. Kaitlin Lake from Abernethy joins returnees Fehr, Margaret Rigetti of Langbank and Ed Schafer from Makwa on the board…

Saskatchewan's general farm organization is welcoming a proposed federal tax measure that would let producers deduct the full cost of most new machinery and equipment in a single year.

KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council accepted tenders for several parcels of land available through tax enforcement. The resolution to accept tenders was passed at the Sept. 14 regular meeting of council.

People will soon have an easier time comparing internet plans, a recent Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) statement said.

Officials will issue the first results from the 2026 Canadian census in February, according to a Statistics Canada statement congratulating residents for their participation.

A British Columbia company recently received almost $2 million to keep improving a biodegradable coating for fertilizer. Lucent BioSciences Inc., based in Burnaby, will "continue to develop its sustainable fertilizer technology to protect soil…

Community Safety Minister Michael Weger presented a ceremonial cheque for $10,000 to the Luseland Police Service on Sept. 17 through the province's new Small Town and Rural (STAR) Police Services Grant Program.

MAJOR – The Village of Major council wants more information about amalgamation with a neighbouring municipality. The decision was approved by a 2-1 vote at the Sept. 15 regular council meeting.

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.

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.

Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Northwest Territories are partnering to strengthen grid reliability through nuclear energy and electricity interconnections, with a memorandum of understanding…

Why do intelligent people love clever logic puzzles? Answer: Because they require critical thinking, the one thing people avoid more than cardio.

“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.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

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

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.