Highlights

Faced with soaring grocery bills, more Prairie residents are turning to food banks and community fridges to feed themselves.

Annual precipitation in Swift Current so far in 2022 is 300 millimetres below average, which is twice as bad as the worst year in the 1930s.

Welcome snow laden with much-needed moisture was greedily absorbed by parched soil.

The artist hope their design might encourage more people to study and relearn Prairie Indigenous art traditions, as well as fight stigma against two-spirit people.

A survivor of the ignoble Indian Residential School system, Alex Janvier has been on a long healing journey to dispel those lingering, trauma-induced demons that have burdened him far too long.

An inmate at Pine Grove Correctional Centre in Prince Albert is protesting how inmates are treated and conditions at the institution.

Watch video of Tamara Lich detailing the pain and suffering that she saw during the COVID 19 restrictions.

“The Federal and Provincial governments, lets get a move on this before it escalates,” said Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation Chief Ron Mitsuing. “The signs are not good out there.”

New bone imaging technique could lead to improved osteoporosis treatment.