Carlyle Observer

The amount of stress for paramedics is always increasing. Poirier acknowledged that she lives with PTSD due to the trauma and inhumanity she witnesses on every shift. She is not alone. Canadian experts put first responders in Canada subject to mental health issues at a much higher rate than the average population.

It all began on Railway Avenue with a stop at Blondies Car Wash and Prairie Pantry. Inside parents could sip on a peppermint latte while kids decorated a cookie. Author Alissa Goudy was on hand to sign her book, and outside was a candy cane lane.

A Main Street Christmas in Arcola was enjoyed by many with lots to do and see.

Fifty-one people showed up on Dec. 2, including parents and their kids dressed in Santa suits or sweaters and Santa toques to take part in the run that had been laid out throughout the town.

As a coach, Austin specializes in power lifting, which will be suited to the individual, and the ability they have to lift. As they progress the lifting will increase.

Carnduff RCMP Sgt. Warner Ignatiuk reiterated the human cost of driving impaired.

SaskPower says a large transmission outage was the source of the power failure Wednesday in southeast Saskatchewan.

Three games were played in the Big Six Hockey League on the weekend.

A Wawota entrepreneur has taken the next step in her career.

The latest happenings in the Alida area.