Carlyle Observer

Events began at the Oxbow Prairie Horizons School with Dexter Mondor, president of Métis Nation Saskatchewan Local 182, starting the day with prayer.

In Canada, our official Thanksgiving started on Nov. 11, 1879, but our Indigenous friends celebrated the fall harvest supper long before we did.

Golf enthusiasts from Carlyle and surrounding communities gathered to enjoy a beautiful day on the golf course.

To support the event, people attending were asked to bring a non-perishable item for the Carlyle and District Food Bank. Organizers presented 28 turkeys and many items collected during the event.

Farmer was struck by lightning on Aug. 1 and didn't expect he'd be able to help out with harvest.

Bernie Shepherd will go down in history for having the idea of opening a casino on the reserve to create jobs for the Indigenous people.

With the National Day of Truth & Reconcilation falling on a Saturday this year, schools held events throughout the week, with many functions falling later on.

The idea of Shirley Carson Therapeutic Park is to offer a place for people to go, to get away from life’s stresses, and just sit and relax.

Environment Canada is expecting to see the first frost in the area by Friday morning.

Producers are starting fall field work such as weed control, harrowing, hauling bales, cleaning corrals and moving cattle to stubble fields.