Assiniboia Times

The Assiniboia Senior Rebels officially clinched second place in the Notekeu with 9-4 victory over the visiting Gravelbourg Hornets on Friday night, January 17. The Rebels opened a 5-3 lead in the first from three consecutive goals from Kyle Hall.

One particular item to take away from the meeting about policing in Gravelbourg and rural south central Saskatchewan last week is the lack of RCMP recruits in Canada.

The National Farmers Union is deeply concerned that Federated Co-operatives has locked out unionized workers at the Co-op Refinery Complex in Regina.

The RCMP in southwest and south central Saskatchewan are examining different ways to address policing in the province’s rural areas.

In wealthy countries like Canada, it’s hard to understand the true motivations behind strike actions.

Edgar Allen Poe wrote in The Purloined Letter:“The best place to hide is in plain sight.”Sadly, Saskatchewan’s municipal governments appear to be taking that to heart – and the province might just let them get away with it.

Mitch is a boy who’s just left his hometown of Durham to enrol into a new school in the town of Fairview for grade six.

The winners for the annual colouring contest in the Assiniboia Times received their prizes at the newspaper's office on January 9 and 10.

Road conditions in south central Saskatchewan improved by January 10, as a storm rolling through Moose Jaw shifted in an eastward direction. Earlier on January 8, areas of southern Saskatchewan were managing blizzard-like conditions.

Callie Morhart, Kayla Lethbridge, Jessie Rood and Arianne Welder were at 121 Steakhouse in Assiniboia to raise money for a local cancer patient and his family on a frozen Thursday evening on January 9.