Highlights

Deadline to apply is Aug. 11.

The City of Moose Jaw’s “Get A Life” campaign was a winner at the recent Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance (SEDA) Provincial Summit. 

Weyburn student Teagen Dubiel is one of the 25 recipients of TD Scholarships for Indigenous Peoples.

The rural council denied the application during its June 18 meeting and gave several reasons for rejecting the request.

Monday Regional Library Board chair Lani Best appeared before the regular meeting of Yorkton Council asking for an abatement of property taxes on the building located at 362 Sixth Avenue North.

Firefighters join together to get valuable training in electric vehicle extriction.

In addition, Environmental Services which operates as a self-sufficient entity within the city also saw significant profits allocated to reserves.

One four-legged critter in Moose Jaw nearly earned a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the oldest living donkey this year, as Bugsy, a 55-year-old donkey residing at the Free To Be Me Animal Sanctuary, now surpasses the current world record holder

Harley Dillon, Blair Chief, and Kayln Thomas were arrested in a high-risk take-down by the gang unit in North Battleford.

The town halls will provide an opportunity for the veterans ombud to hear the concerns of the veterans’ community, and to share information on the work of the Office of the Veterans Ombud (OVO).