Local Arts

“It’s a nice day in Meepleton. You and your friends are enjoying the day without a care in the world . . . “BOOM! Transformers blow, cars crash, people fall to the ground. Phew, you’re wobbly but okay.

“While there will be a service disruption for those four weeks, we’re certainly looking forward to the advancements with the new technology.

“I’ve gone the extra mile to make absolutely sure that it’s very precise and targeted to a woman who has chosen to carry her child to term.

Sasktel.net email has recently been the subject of a large phishing attack. Phishing is the act of sending an email and falsely claiming that it is from a legitimate business.

“The audience reaction was actually a bit muted, but very positive. We had no negative comments at all. The panel was very popular and several people came up to us later to talk to us and express their support.

A few members of the Jaycettes’ Club of Yorkton in the 1960s take time out from busy organizational activities for a game of Rummoli.

The stats are in and they are not good. On Monday, SGI released its annual report on collisions in Saskatchewan for 2014. Among the numbers is 17, which is how many more people were killed in alcohol-related collisions than in 2013.

The Government of Saskatchewan has released a strategy that will guide efforts to reduce poverty in the province.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) held its 18th annual Teddy Waste Awards ceremony on Feb. 24, celebrating the best of the worst in government waste.

Bailey’s Funeral Home and Brayden Ottenbreit Close Cuts for Cancer recently donated $29,000 to furnish two palliative care rooms “We are very grateful to Allan, Ray and Crystal Bailey and to Greg and Leone Ottenbreit for caring, and for their generos