Carlyle Observer

There are two new families who have moved and making their new home in Alida. At the time of writing this news I unfortunately do not know their names, but hopefully will rectify that shortly.

Feb. 1, the start of a new month, makes you think thoughts of spring. Jan. 25 was Robbie Burns Day.

Sympathy to Rene and Patsy Jacques and family members on the recent passing of Murdena Jackson of Moosomin, wife of the late Herb Jackson. Born to Ben and Christa Taylor, a son on Jan. 23.

For the fourth year in a row, Southeast College has been named as one of Saskatchewan’s Top Employers. The Top Employer designation recognizes Saskatchewan employers that lead their respective industries as exceptional places to work.

The Feb. 2 Crown land sale for petroleum and natural gas rights was yet another one of the lowest over the last decade, generating $251,672 in revenue for the Government of Saskatchewan.

The first time I heard the song, it pretty much stopped me in my tracks. I know, that sounds like such a cliché, but I don’t know another way of describing it.

Few of us would want to be in the unenviable spot that Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has found himself in for most of the past 11 months.

The Government of Saskatchewan is delivering on its commitment to ensure that Indigenous communities and businesses in the province are provided meaningful opportunities to participate in the Accelerated Site Closure Program (ASCP), which was a key c

46,263 VACCINES DELIVERED, 114 NEW CASES, 147 RECOVERIES, NO NEW DEATHS

Dr. Robert Kitchen, Member of Parliament for Souris – Moose Mountain