In the Community

“Food fair,” an event showcasing Saskatchewan and Canadian-grown foods, was planned by two teachers at John Paul II Collegiate as part of Canadian Agriculture Day.

Over the last few weeks, three of this year’s Festival adjudicators were introduced. Marcia McLean, the adjudicator opening the Battlefords Music Festival, for vocal solo, duets, ensembles, and choir entries from Saturday, April 1 – Monday, April 3.

Adgerine McNutt is again a proud great grandma to a bouncing baby boy born to her grand-daughter Anna and Ryan Babchuk of Unity on Sunday, Feb. 12. Congratulations! Telemiracle will be broadcasting from TCU Place in Saskatoon March 4-5.

Santee Smith, the star of Kaha:wi Dance Theatre's presentation of NeoIndigenA is a graduate of Canada's National Ballet School, McMaster University – where she received degrees in Physical Education and Psychology – and York University – where she co

The Borden Friendship Club held a successful Telemiracle Valentine’s Tea Feb. 14, with 48 guests enjoying cake and treats. The 50/50 of $41 went to Jean Sawchyn and 29 door prizes were also given out.

The Province of Saskatchewan is currently reviewing the Planning and Development Act, 2007, to amend a number of items, but one specifically in regards to future planning, development and subdivision nearby to existing active and abandoned railway li

Meota was a busy place over the weekend with several activities going on. It started out on Friday when the monthly noon meal of delicious beef stew and salad was held in the Community Complex.

Unite for a Miracle held the biggest event of its campaign Feb. 11 when the committee scored the talent of Brad Johner and his boys for Treat Your Sweet. A multi-generational crowd united for the event with proceeds going to Telemiracle.

Mid February and you know by the ads in our local paper and posters on our local bulletin boards there is plenty of activity coming up in the next six to eight weeks in Unity.

Vinyl Café storyteller visited Prince Albert in March 2008