Assiniboia Times

Don Amero brought his acoustic-driven, folk-country performance to the Prince of Wales on Friday, February 28.

RCMP in Saskatchewan were advising motorists about stormy weather in the western and northwestern parts of the province at 6:45 on Saturday, February 29.

The first Anti-Bullying Day started on Canada’s East Coast in 2007, when David Shepherd and Travis Price bought 50 pink shirts and distributed them at home in Berwick, Nova Scotia.

In Question Period on February 26, the Honourable Andrew Scheer, Leader of Canada’s Conservatives and Member of Parliament for Regina-Qu’Appelle, called on Prime Minister Trudeau to take urgent action to help Saskatchewan farmers through the Advanced

Hodgeville routed Coronach 6-3, completing the series on Friday, February 21. On the same night, the Senior Rebels downed the Hornets 5-2 in the Assiniboia Civic Centre Arena to clinch their spot in the Notekeu League’s finals for the 2019-20 season.

Two former Roughriders, Wes Cates and Scott Schultz, will appear at the Sports Banquet in Lafleche on March 6. The Lafleche and District Lions Club are holding this event to raise funds towards improving and upgrading the Wood River Memorial Hall.

The Assiniboia Apostolic Church is organizing a World Day of Prayer event on March 6, 2020 at their church on 200-Fourth Avenue East, beginning at 1:30 p.m.

I Read Canadian Day was a national day celebrating Canadian books for young readers on February 19. This day was devoted to reading Canadian authors.

Curtis Nelson gave a presentation at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on the behalf of the Assiniboia Civic Improvement Association on February 20, where he provided information on Assiniboia’s new ice arena, which is hoped to reach completion by the

A visible class of drivers in Saskatchewan aren’t following road signs and are disobeying general traffic laws.