Parkland Review - Archive

ARBORFIELD — An Arborfield won $250,000 from a lucky ticket bought at Tisdale’s Lacroix Drug. Cheri Turcotte bought the Lotto Max ticket with the winning Extra Dec. 22, but it sat in her purse until she checked it in April.

MELFORT — For the Prairie North Co-op, 2017 was the year they saw essential projects begin and a merger undertaken. “We had a stronger year in 2017,” said Randy Wassermann, the co-op’s general manager.

MELFORT — After opposition from the neighbourhood, Melfort City Council unanimously stopped a rezoning proposal that would allow duplexes near the corner of Shadd Drive and Orr Drive.

TISDALE — Community Futures NewSask celebrated the region’s up and coming youth entrepreneurs. At the Youth Business Excellence Awards May 5, awards were presented to students from the Kinistin Business Group, Nipawin’s LP Miller, St.

TWIN LAKES — Due to extremely dry conditions, the Nipawin Fire Department has declared a fire ban in the Town of Nipawin and surrounding areas. No open fires or fireworks will be allowed during the ban.

TISDALE — A tough economy last year had an effect on the Beeland Co-op’s savings, but its largest project in 40 years will put it in a good position in the future.

TISDALE — The Tisdale Lions celebrated the 20th anniversary of their charter night here April 27, [1968] with a banquet and dance in the Civic Auditorium. Shown reminiscing are Gordon Tunnicliffe, first vice-president for 1967-68, and Mrs.

TISDALE — Two community bands came together to produce a larger, fuller sound than what they could do alone.

The Nipawin Hawks’ margin for error is gone. The team finds themselves with their season hanging in the balance after losing 2-1 to the Steinbach Pistons in Game 5 from the Anavet Cup.

MELFORT — The Melfort Chamber of Commerce is considering selling off its office building after finding out it owes around $36,000 in payroll deductions.