Unity-Wilkie Press-Herald

Daily Leg Update - Leg passes act which they say will enhance safety and also protect the rights of lawful firearm owners

Arenas filled up across the west, with young and old alike scooping up tickets in the hopes of capturing a glimmer of Bedard magic with the naked eye.

KDL U15 Tigers were undefeated in playoffs, beating a tough Shaunavon team in provincials and another great matchup with Eston in the league final, both captured on home ice.

20 years ago: Wilkie Farmers Days included hockey events with Tristen Huber and Allison Cey being named fastest skaters; Derek Keller and Bobby Bachman, hardest shots

Daily Leg Update - New changes to The Employment Program Regulations designed to remove the red tape in allowing international workers to work in Saskatchewan.

Around 80 employers on hand at Queensbury Convention Hall, looking for workers.

Over $277,000 in funding to nine communities awarded through Grey Cup Festival Legacy Grant Program.

Charge of committing an indecent act at the swimming pool still stands.

Masking policy will return to pre-pandemic in Sask. Health Authority facilities.

Minister for Water Security Agency Jeremy Cockrill says replacement of asbestos cement pipes are a municipal responsibility.