The SJHL Showcase left the Kindersley Klippers roster bumped and bruised. Seven of their players were unavailable over the weekend due to injury and one suspension, leading to two losses to the Flin Flon Bombers.

The Government of Saskatchewan is once again accepting applications from communities for the Community Rink Affordability Grant (CRAG) after committing $1.7 million to the program for 2021-22.

I have a hunch that as our lives return to a more normalized state, this book will become even more powerful. When Covid is a distant memory, the stories will take us back…

As a result of a complaint that was brought to the Kindersley RCMP’s attention two residents of Eatonia were arrested and charged in relation to a kidnapping investigation on October 2nd.

This year the staff at Royal Lepage in Kindersley received awards and recognition for their work throughout this past year. The annual awards were given out at the office last week.

Kindersley folks spotted this plane being transported down the highway Tuesday at noon. It was an unusual sight, as the WWII plane was being transported to a museum in Lethbridge, Alberta.

A couple of ago years I drove from Saskatchewan to BC to pick up my sister and take her back to Val Marie for a week of hiking Grasslands National Park for her birthday present.

Eaton School Grade 3/4 students did some soil testing in their outdoor classroom last week.

Outlaw motorcycle gangs are a serious criminal threat in Saskatchewan.

Folks in Kindersley may know Clayton Braybrook for his involvement in the music festival and as a music teacher and choir director.

In one way, the National Hockey League returns to normal this season, with divisions organized by geography rather than the all-Canadian division fans saw last year when Covid-19 dictated emergency policy revisions.

September 25, 2021, marked The First Annual 5km Terminator Run for Youth Addiction Awareness for the Town of Leader.

The first trail ride of the season turned out to be a beautiful fall day for Garry and Joan Wagner as they moved one of their smaller groups of cattle.

The Rev. Piotr Strzelecki at St. Paul’s United Church has acquired a unique assistant; Pete the puppet is helping Rev. Piotr connect with children.

The three-day Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League showcase proved chock-full of learning lessons for the Kindersley Klippers.

Part of what I love about ranch life is the rhythm of seasons. We start out with calving, then move to pairing out for pastures and breeding, and before you know it, fall arrives and we’re looking at weaning and spending a few days (or weeks?) in a corral somewhere.

With influenza vaccination clinics starting in Saskatchewan today, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has returned to mass-immunization clinics, in addition to the pop-up mobile clinics that had been offered throughout August and September.

With COVID-19 cases on the rise in Saskatchewan – including the more transmissible and impactful Delta variant – it’s a good idea to track who you see, where you go and when, just in case you test positive for COVID-19.

Lynn Miller drove a mile out of Kindersley to capture this spectacular photo of the Northern Lights last week. Absolutely stunning!

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