Sure-Fire Streaming: Bill & Ted Face The Music, Country Comfort, Top Gun, and more!
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SaskBooks Review: Paddling Northern Saskatchewan”: A Guide to 80 Canoe Routes
Oh, how I wish I had this book when I bought my first canoe back in 1995! At that time, there was nowhere to find such a comprehensive all-in-one resource for paddling destinations. Canoeists who pick up a copy of Paddling Northern Saskatchewan will find it invaluable.
Eston 95 Lions presents $1087.00 to Wheatland Plus 50
Eston 95 Lions president Gwen Etter presents $1087.00 to Wheatland Plus 50 Chairperson Lorne Johnson.
The history of Kindersley’s Motherwell Dam
The Archives of Saskatchewan reveals the history of the Motherwell Dam’s making and its namesake, W.R. Motherwell.
Pastor Lloyd Griffith is retiring
The folks at Clearview Brethren In Christ Church will miss Pastor Lloyd Griffith, who will be retiring on April 30, 2021. Pastor Lloyd has been pastoring for thirty-some years and is a man of many talents.
Eston Jubilee Lodge Spirit Week
During the week of February 8-12, the Eston Health Center hosted a Spirit Week. The days included Pajama Day, Neon Day, Tropical Vacation, Canadian Tuxedo and of course Red, White and Pink day on the Friday which was followed by a Valentines Party.
Hammerlindl Garage
The Hammerlindl Garage in Mantario was the last retail business in the community, serving the area for over 87 years.
A nugget of local history
Recently, a reader contacted Your Southwest Media Group, saying the brown house in a particular photo that Kate had taken was originally on a farm northeast of Sibbald, where an experimental farm was located.
Saskatchewan RCMP recognizes National Indigenous Languages Day
March 31 is National Indigenous Languages Day. It is a day to honour the many Indigenous languages spoken across Canada and to build support for their preservation.
Kindersley RCMP investigating Post Office Break and Enter
On March 27th, 2021 Kindersley RCMP responded to a call of a break and enter at the local post office. Once members attended the scene they discovered several post office boxes had been broken into.
Out like a lion - winter storm roars through Saskatchewan
After experiencing temperatures in the mid-teens on Sunday, March 28, the western half of the province woke up to a raging blizzard on Monday, March 29.
APAS re-elects President at 2021 AGM, passes resolution rejecting Grains Code of Practice
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) held its 2021 Annual General Meeting on March 30, 2021. Following the meeting, the APAS Board of Directors re-elected Todd Lewis, APAS Representative for RM of Lajord #128, as President for 2021.
Saskatchewan makes its Enbridge Line 5 case
With Michigan ordering Enbridge’s Line 5 to close in May, Canada’s energy infrastructure is in upheaval, as Central Canada could be cut off from one of its key energy sources in mere weeks from now.
Stick It To COVID campaign launched by Saskatchewan government
Everyone from a former Roughrider to an ICU physician have been called upon to urge Saskatchewan people to get one of the COVID-19 vaccines.
St. John Ambulance partners with Health Canada to combat the opioid poisoning crisis
St. John Ambulance is proud to announce 2 programs as part of Health Canada’s Substance Use and Addictions Program (SUAP). Both programs are aimed at reducing opioid-related deaths by increasing access to opioid poisoning response training.
Murray Mandryk: Moe aims to confine lockdown to Regina
Regina is now under a COVID-19 lockdown, not unlike the one the entire province was experiencing exactly a year ago.
SaskBooks Review: Power Plays
In this first book in the Jessie Mac Hockey Series, we are introduced to fourteen-year-old Jessie McIntyre, the new girl at Estevan Junior High. In Saskatoon, at her old school, Jessie was part of a close group of friends.
Bruce Penton: Does CFL need XFL to survive?
It’s rare that the Canadian Football League makes headlines — in two countries, no less — in March, but when there’s money and merger on the line, not to mention potential for salvation and/or demise, headlines come easy.
Sure-Fire Streaming: Detective Pikachu, Honest Thief, The Painter And The Thief, and more!
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Local band is enjoying creative freedom
More than a decade ago, four young men from Kindersley began playing music together, and they haven’t stopped. Guitarists Paul Hillacre and Justin Thompson, along with bassist Evan Knouse and Calen Miller on the drums, have created a unique sound since their earliest instrumental pursuits.