Local Arts

When the thunder rolls and the lightning flashes some people seek to hide. Others stand in awe and wonderment taking in the power of nature. Ryan Crouse clearly falls into the latter group.

The Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport is pleased to announce that the Saskatchewan Legislature has approved the creation of the 35th provincial park in Saskatchewan, which will be designated Great Blue Heron Provincial Park.

The fourth annual Working Together Career Fair held at the St. Mary's Cultural Centre on May 17 delivered a deliberate and healthy dose of First Nations culture.

More than 60 representatives from governments and organizations from 12 countries arrived in Saskatchewan today to learn about the SaskPower Carbon Capture and Storage Global Consortium.

"I know there are lots of good films at the festival, but I just never seem to get there." That's what we hear a lot when we are out and about.

After a record-breaking winter, Saskatchewan Provincial Parks are preparing for another busy season and the majority opened on Thursday, May 16.

A retirement party was held for Vivian Talbot on Sat., May 4 at the Dubuc Hut hosted by her family. Approx. 50-60 family and friends attended. The Hut was decorated with funny sayings about age and retirement.

Horsepower was on display in Rama, SK. Saturday, as a demonstration of heritage spring seeding technique was held.

People affected with diabetes now have more access to Diabetes Education Services in Sunrise Health Region.

American Radass (this is important) Dads 7out-of-10 I don't listen to punk much these days. At the ripe old age of 22 I just find it too loud. Power chords and poorly recorded cymbals, along with the screaming, just don't do it for me anymore.