Parkland Review - Archive

With the Buy Low grocery store, Tim Hortons and the Sobeys liquor store coming to town, there’s a need to fill 120 to 140 new jobs, both part-time and full-time. That’s why there will be two job fairs over the coming months.

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, Sept. 13, 1967

Drivers bashed into each over for dominance at the Tisdale Motor Speedway's demolition derby. In the end, Nolan Wicks from Nipawin outlasted everyone else and claimed the top prize. Winners First Nolan Wicks Second Marrin Head Third C.

Every winter in Carrot River there are two things you can count on: snow and Kolton Holmen in net for the community’s Junior B hockey team.

A poor 12 minute stretch of hockey sunk the Nipawin Hawks as they dropped a 5-1 decision to the Melfort Mustangs in the back half of their season opening Saskatchewan Junior Hockey league home-and-home series in Nipawin After scoring the Sept.

Nipawin council voted to repeal 13 archaic bylaws. One, from 1949, dealt with the pasteurization of milk – something that municipalities now have no power over. Barry Elliott , the town’s administrator, said the repeals, done at the Sept.

According to unofficial results from the Town of Nipawin, Jan Boughen is the newest member of Nipawin's council. Boughen received 193 votes, Les McBain 127, Kelly Peterson 88 and Mary Kube 12 in the Sept. 20 byelection.

Eight hundred student leaders were welcomed to Tisdale Middle & Secondary School for the Saskatchewan Student Leadership Conference. “Students, congratulations on being here and having the courage, the commitment, the diligence.

The Melfort Mustangs used a potent power play to knock off the Nipawin Hawks 4-3 in overtime in both teams’ Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season opener in Melfort. The Mustangs finished the night on Sept.

Colton Razzano is one of two people trying to bring a professional rodeo to Melfort – something that only happens in two places in the province.