This may come as a surprise to some of you — I very much enjoy listening to classical music. I know. I know.

Saskatoon’s Lloyd Ratzlaff—essayist, former minister, walker in wild places—has released his first poetry collection, and wow. I know this man and have long believed that poetry lives in him…

With the world’s best hockey players returning home from the Milan Olympics this week, the bizarre National Hockey League regular season can continue.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

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

I planned to attend Ash Wednesday services in Ponteix; I even plugged in my car the night before. I like everything about Ash Wednesday and the season it leads us into.

It’s 2026 and we’ve all heard first-hand accounts of friends and relatives who have been scammed out of thousands of dollars.

Students from Luseland District School enjoyed a successful ski trip to Table Mountain last week. Despite a minor bus issue in the morning, the day featured great weather…

LEADER - Local conservation officers traded their patrol duties for teaching tools earlier this month as they led a hands-on fish ecology and filleting workshop for senior students…

The Prairie West Historical Society (PWHS) in Eston shared a few displays from the museum with the students at Eston Composite School on Wednesday afternoon, February 11.

Do you recognize these Boy Scouts from the Prairie Gold District who were awarded the Chief Scout Award nearly thirty years ago?

Junior sectional playoffs took place on February 6/7 in Ponteix and Maple Creek. Advancing to SWAC Junior District Championship Gull Lake…

Kindersley pledges hopeful win of Kraft Hockeyville prize to restore fire-devastated Dodsland Sports Centre.

Staff and residents at Heritage Manor are excited about the Olympic Winter Games! Staff members Reyna (left) and Carlo got into the spirit of the Olympics…

The Grade 2-3 students from Kerrobert visited the residents at Pioneers Haven last week, where they helped the seniors decorate cookies.

Kindersley’s Thane Edmunds is excited about his upcoming trip to Mexico, where he will be playing with the 14U Sask Selects team at the International Score Bowl Series (SBS).

Kids ages 4-10 were invited to a Valentine’s Day party at iKids Club on February 13th, held at KCF. There were crafts, treats, games, play doh, Lego and all kinds of fun to be enjoyed.

Last week the grade 7-12 volunteers from Kerrobert Composite School spent an afternoon of fun and games with the residents at the Kerrobert Hospital.

The Leader Library was a busy place last week when ten toddlers arrived for Toddler Time and a Valentines Day party on Tuesday.

Kindersley & District Health & Wellness Foundation purchased a $14,500.00 range for Heritage Manor.

This February, Saskatchewan Air Ambulance (SAA) celebrates 80 years of service, marking eight decades of providing critical care air transport for the people of Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan patients are benefiting from a newly added robot-assisted surgical (RAS) system located at the Royal University Hospital (RUH) in Saskatoon.

Saskatoon-based artist, Miguel Fenrich has become Saskatchewan’s second recipient of the Tony and Herb Rainbow Award for Literary and Visual Artists…

Kathy Warrington at Merid & Magna was taken by surprise when she received a phone call from Tourism Saskatchewan. “They had never contacted us before,” she said.

Cypress Hills Provincial Park has been an all-time favourite destination for many people from Saskatchewan and Alberta for many, many years.

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.