Local Arts

It is a rare thing these days for a new radio station to begin over-the-air broadcasting. It is not surprising the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission is pretty tight with licences.

Saskatchewan’s provincial parks and recreation sites hit a new attendance record of nearly 3.9 million visits in 2015.

August 6, 1913. The old livery barn was located on the corner of First Avenue North and Broadway Street. The lot where this barn stood was vacant for quite some time.

The Continental Network of Indigenous Women of the Americas was held in mid-November in Guatemala City. More than three hundred indigenous leaders from North, Central and South America gathered at what was the seventh such Conference.

The Saskatchewan government released its Mental Health and Addictions Action Plan in December 2014. The report which was the basis of the Plan was prepared by Dr.

Ben Fetsch as Tevye and Ashley Smith as Golde, seen here in dress rehearsal, star in Sacred Heart High School’s production of Fiddler on the Roof, which runs this weekend. Three evening shows are scheduled for 7 p.m.

Richard Lesann will get another chance to gain his freedom next month. Last fall, a Yorkton Court of Queen’s Bench justice found Lesann not criminally responsible for killing Tammy Kulaway in Springside in 2011.

Black Friday. It is the day, ostensibly, when American retailers get back into the black, but the term sometimes takes on a more ominous meaning.

At each regular monthly meeting of the Sunrise Health Region its president and CEO Suann Laurent presents a report highlighting areas of interest to the Board.

For most people, influenza will cause a few days of fever, cough and generally feeling unwell. But for some, this highly contagious respiratory disease can lead to severe complications requiring hospitalization, or even to death.