Assiniboia Times

The Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) along with other arts councils will present Red Moon Road in concerts taking place throughout the province. The performances are part of the 2018/2019 Stars for Saskatchewan Concert Series.

The Southern Rebels made a presentation to Lyle Erfle, who retired his mother’s jersey in an on-ice ceremony before the Rebels game on March 3 at the Civic Centre.

Corallee Tinant and Talsa Warken were at the booth selling tickets for the 50/50 Draw during the Assiniboia Senior Rebels playoffs against the Gravelbourg Hornets on February 22.

By Dan Archer The Assiniboia and District Arts Council held their fourth annual Pop-Up Art Show and Sale at the former Ottenbreit Photo Studio on 531 Centre Street from February 22-23, renamed Gallery Twenty-Four.

Al Sinclair received a trophy on the behalf of the Assiniboia Rebels for being the best Notekeu team from Paul Tendler at the February 22 playoff game against the Gravelbourg Hornets.

Senior Rebels goalies Spencer Bushell and Tyvan Branton, shared a trophy for best goals scored against.

Last week, I performed the usual routine: unplugged the car, started the motor, ignored the cold and swept the snow off the windows with a broom.

By Dan Archer If you’re driving on Highway 18 between Rockglen and Coronach, be sure to stop in at Fife Lake, to explore another beautiful and nearly-forgotten hamlet almost cheek-to-cheek with the U.S. border.

The Willow Bunch Swimming Pool Fundraising Committee announced that South Country Equipment will be a ‘Gold’ level sponsor and donate $5,000 towards their project. From left are Jared Karst, Kip Kyle, Crystal Christopherson and Nancy Giraudier.

In 1941, only 21 Whooping Cranes existed in the world, and many thought North America’s tallest bird was doomed to extinction. Through decades of dedicated and painstaking efforts, the endangered Whooping Cranes now numbers some 650 in the wild.