Everybody Has a Story

In the months since Carla's funeral, the homeless community in La Ronge has kept her memory alive.

"It feels wonderful; no amount of money will make me feel better than the moment of helping someone who needs it.” — Ally Hrbachek

The 2022 Trans Sask Community Report is titled: “So they know we’re here.”

“My uncle and great-grandparents taught me to put people first."

Valentine praises Saskatchewan health-care system for the care they have provided.

Zurakowski said he learned a lot during his 18 years on council, especially by knocking on doors and speaking with his constituents.

A well-known Estevan volunteer, who helped secure 30 festive and happy Christmases for thousands of local families, has announced she will be stepping down from her position.

La Ronge faced a housing shortage long before the pandemic — but in 2020, the cost of new construction skyrocketed.

Rising food prices are also taking a big bite out of the food bank’s budget. They have had to make hard choices as more people look to the food bank for help.

Music is a part of Leon Och’s soul. He hears music in everything, down to a knock on the door, a skid of feet on the dance floor, or people putting their cups down.