Carlyle Observer

The staff at Nutrien Ag Solutions in Carnduff was inspired to celebrate the importance and uniqueness of the female farmer in the agriculture industry as part of International Women’s Day on March 8.

Three southeast Saskatchewan communities were entered in the 10th and final Saskatchewan Blue Cross/In Motion Go Out and Play Challenge. Meadow Lake took top spot in the competition.

On the one-year anniversary of the declaration of the global COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Saskatchewan announced on March 11 nearly $29 million in approved funding to support schools during the pandemic.

Over the weekend, the Souris-Moose Creek Wildlife Federation had their third annual fishing derby on Grant Devine Lake. There was a contest for the largest pike, the largest walleye and a 50/50 perch pot.

If Premier Scott Moe is right that we are in the home stretch of our COVID-19 fight, we should all be reminded that this is not the time to ease up.

I was interested in a documentary about musicians who had been considered child prodigies.

125,062 VACCINES ADMINISTERED, 174 NEW CASES, 108 RECOVERIES, THREE NEW DEATHS

The South East Saskatchewan Search and Rescue (SESK SAR) chapter keeps steadily building up its resources, thanks to generous local organizations and businesses.

Dan Reaves from Precision Ag in Carlyle and Ron Jones, a salesman for FMC in Regina, presented a cheque to the Carlyle and District Leisure Complex for $1,611.60 recently.

The Online Crime Reporting tool will allow residents with a valid email address and Internet connection to report select crimes online using a computer or cellphone. Check out the new Online Crime Reporting tool here: https://ocre-sielc.rcmp-grc.gc.