Parkland Review - Archive

TISDALE — The Tisdale Trojans have a lot of work to do this season. The first steps of that work kicked off over the weekend as the Trojans welcomed 52 players to their fall training camp.

TISDALE — The Tisdale Crop Production Services was broken into and a credit card was stolen. The break-in occurred between the night of Aug. 6 to the morning of Aug. 7. There were two locks cut off the gate but no other damage.

NIPAWIN — For two local anglers, a horrible pre-fishing session didn’t continue as they won this year’s Fish for Freedom. Marcy Armstrong and Shelly Hluchaniuk, both from the Nipawin region, caught three walleye with a combined length of 176.

NORTHEAST — There’s been multiple car thefts in the area over this past weekend. One theft happened in Nipawin, one in Arborfield and two in Aylsham.

NIPAWIN — Any cannabis store setting up shop in Nipawin will have to locate 50 metres away from youth-centred and recreational facilities.

MELFORT — A new four-plex will help survivors of domestic violence adjust to life after a stay in the North East Outreach and Support Services’ domestic violence shelter in Melfort.

Walk to boost awareness of missing Indigenous women passes through Tisdale

PORCUPINE PLAIN – Amber Hoffus’ pregnancy wasn’t like most, and it almost killed her. On long weekend in May last year, Hoffus, attended a friend’s bridal shower before going to the park with her daughter, Grace.

CROOKED RIVER — The Crooked River Lutheran Church has celebrated its 84th anniversary, and its last service. The church was organized by nine families in the summer of 1934, in the Crooked River Hall. The final service was held Aug.

ROSE VALLEY —The Rose Valley Town Hall was broken into and local police are asking for the public’s help to find the culprit. At around 3 a.m. on July 19, a Caucasian male broke into and entered the office.