September 30 marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. This event was established in 2021 by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission following its work from 2008 to 2015.

Is it considered cultural appropriation for a non-Indigenous person to buy a piece of Indigenous art or wear Indigenous clothing? National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is an excellent time…

Goose Festival Weekend. It has been a tradition in Kindersley for 54 years, and this year’s event was moved ahead by one week.

Simon Boas’ book “A Beginner’s Guide to Dying” is one of the books that has helped me along in this brain tumour “adventure,” what many refer to as a “journey.”

“Let’s talk about diesel fuel,” Chuck Holton said on his recent podcast. He’s a freelance conflict reporter who has travelled the world during the past two decades.

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KINDERSLEY – The Kindersley and District Plains Museum is asking local businesses and organizations to adopt and decorate one of its buildings for this year's Museum of Lights.

KINDERSLEY – The Brick officially opened its doors in Kindersley on Friday, Sept. 18. Owners Lynn Hatt and Steven Peterson were busy serving customers on their first day of business.

KERROBERT – The Kerrobert Library celebrated its 100th anniversary on Wednesday, Sept. 16. It was a fantastic turnout, with families, friends and community members coming through the doors to spend the day together.

KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley approved a permit for a cannabis business based in the local mall. The resolution was passed at the Sept. 14 regular meeting of council.

The village of Luseland was formed in 1910 and took its name from the Luse Land Co. Sam Luse and his wife Hazel took up a homestead in the area.

KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council voiced concern about two recent dog attacks in the area. The topic was discussed at the beginning of the public portion of the Sept. 14 regular meeting.

Farmers in the region had combined only 27 per cent of their fields as of Sept. 14, up from 25 per cent a week earlier and well behind the five- and 10-year averages of 74 and 65 per cent for that time, respectively.

Local author Elyssia Holloway was excited to receive a copy of her most recent book, The Brit and the Bluebell, the third instalment in a Christian historical fiction series entitled Redemption in Ireland.

Sept. 15 was Fuel Good Day in Kindersley, when 10 cents from every litre of fuel purchased at participating Kindersley & District Co-op locations was donated to West Central Abilities.

While browsing through the archives, we discovered these Miss Teen Kindersley Pageant contestants from Goose Festival celebrations in September 1986.

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.