Parkland Review - Archive

Sharon Milligan , a resident of Carrot River, is concerned about the direction the province is going. She’s concerned about the GTH land deal, the amount spent on LEAN processes in the health system, the effectiveness of the $1.

Backyard beekeepers may be on the rise, but one honey and equipment company warns that won’t necessarily ‘save the bees’. John Sochaski and Candis Sharpen work for Manitoba Honey Co-op, also known as the Bee Outfitters in Tisdale.

Randy Hoback ’s new Nipawin office is up and running after a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Hoback, the Member of Parliament for Prince Albert, welcomed guests to the office Feb. 28, including members of Nipawin and Tisdale councils.

The Nipawin Hawks continued rolling right along and preserved their lead atop the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s Sherwood Division with a 4-2 victory over the visiting Estevan Bruins. Eric Bolden scored a pair of goals during the Feb.

The Melfort Mustangs’ stretch of tough results continued as they dropped a 4-2 decision to a motivated Flin Flon Bombers team in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action in Flin Flon.

In the midst of a hot playoff battle for second place in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s Sherwood Division, the Nipawin Hawks picked up a crucial two points with a 3-1 win over the league-leading Battlefords North Stars.

The Melfort Mustangs are struggling to find the right results as they dropped their tenth Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League game in the last 11, losing 3-2 to the Notre Dame Hounds.

A common wish of Tisdale residents is coming true – the town is getting a second grocery store.

One Melfort family finally has a place of their own to call home. The Stephensons - Daniel and Allison and their four children, Christopher, Dominick, Darius and Bryce - officially received the keys to their home Feb. 24.

Tisdale RCMP are asking for help after a snowmobile that was broken down on a trail was stolen. The orange 2006 Arctic Cat Crossfire 700 snowmobile was stolen sometime between 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 17 and 9:30 a.m. on Feb.