Assiniboia Times

Wind farms are becoming a notable interest in Saskatchewan. Currently, Saskatchewan produces 221 megawatts of electricity spread across 143 turbines. From the Cypress Wind project to the wind farm in Morse, these facilities are generating 3.

The Assiniboia Art Council is bringing Culture Days to Assiniboia when September draws to a close. There are several events planned for people of all ages who are interested theatre, cinema arts and music from September 27-29 in Assiniboia.

The Fife Lake Hotel has often held fundraisers and silent auctions in the past, such as in February of this year, when the pub and hotel organized a sale to support the Kinsmen Telemiracle.

Assiniboian animator Marie Beaudoin will be directing two discussions on animated films before and after the movie, The Breadwinner, which will be shown at the Olympia Theatre on Sunday, September 29.

The Willow Bunch Library hosts Art Night usually on the second Friday of each month for children and parents from 6:30-8 p.m.

Cameron Ortis, the leader of the RCMP’s intelligence unit, had been suspected of leaking information or offering to share covert material with foreign agencies.

Gail Delorme first became interested in working with the Terry Fox Foundation after meeting Betty Fox in Rockglen in 1982.

The season existing between summer and winter known as fall – or autumn, if you prefer – officially happens on September 21. But fall is a transitional season starting in Canada at least three weeks earlier than its supposed to.

Assiniboia’s Volunteer Registration Night at the Prince of Wales Cultural and Recreation Centre had a massive and energetic representation from the town’s volunteer groups.

“I am looking forward to the first week in September, when two new doctors arrive in our community,” Mayor Bob Himbeault said in his monthly message printed in the Assiniboia Times on August 30. Assiniboia’s newest doctors, Dr. M. Teimoori and Dr.