Local News

Job growth continues to remain strong and steady in Saskatchewan, according to Statistics Canada data released today. January 2020 saw an increase of 3,900 jobs over last January. There were 571,700 people employed in January 2020.

ST. GREGOR — The St. Gregor Curling Club is having professional curler Kirk Muyres in for a free lesson to interested members of the public.

As Archives Week comes to a close, the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the launch of its new online catalogue.

TISDALE— James Wright, captain with the Tisdale Fire Department has returned from giving volunteer training to the San Luis Fire Department in Colombia.

The Treaty Education Alliance, working towards an Inherent and Treaty Rights-Based education system, is welcoming First Nations leaders and delegates to the 2020 Education Summit.

The snowmobile season has had snowmobilers hitting the snow for a while but the trails were not officially groomed.

A local contractor has managed to find a “generous solution” to a problem, which has resulted in putting a smile on the faces of local youngsters and others who have benefitted from his gesture.

The final results at the Canora Town and Country Bonspiel, held from January 30 to February 2 at the Sylvia Fedoruk Centre, had a distinctive family flavour. Team Zuravloff and Team Kolodziejski won first place in two of the three event finals.

Update: Fire strikes home in northeast Estevan Nobody was injured in a fire Thursday night in northeast Estevan.

The town council of Outlook met for a regular meeting on Wednesday night, January 29, which was a previously agreed upon date after a scheduling conflict forced the January 22 meeting to be moved one week later.