Unity-Wilkie Press-Herald

A non-traditional Canada Day event for two Wilkie residents although all participants agreed that the camaraderie Canadians are known for was evident in the mammoth record-breaking event in Dundurn.

A 47-year-old Saskatoon female faces multiple charges after complaint of an impaired driver.

"Being part of the downtown business community helps us all feel more connected," says Prairie Branches Executive Director Eunice Washkowsky.

Every base was covered in multiple activities hosted for all generations that attended Unity's Canada Day celebrations held at Unity's museum grounds

42 scholarships and bursaries were presented to Unity graduates at ceremonies held June 30 at UCHS

The event starts at 7 a.m. at Little Pine Hall before making the 37.2-kilometre walk to the Delmas Indian Residential School where they hope to arrive by 4:30 p.m.

Recipients have been announced for a $5 million Legacy Community & Development Grant Fund reserved for Saskatchewan people with Saskatchewan projects.

Unity's Kin Club were appreciative of support for their fundraising barbecue as well as input provided by the community on potential updates at Unity's Kin Park.

32-year-old female was charged with uttering threats and fail to comply with undertaking condition after members received a complaint of uttering threats.

A five decade plus scorekeeper and umpire Kirk Schafer said they had never witnessed a three-pitch inning in their careers as was witnessed in the June 29 Unity Cardinals game.