Carlyle Observer

The Ministry of Environment’s aquatic invasive species (AIS) monitoring program detected no invasive mussels in the 125 waterbodies sampled throughout Saskatchewan last year.

Regina – SaskBuilds, the ministry responsible for the Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Expansion Project announced by Premier Scott Moe last summer, announced on Feb. 4 which engineering firm will head up the megaproject.

A vaccination clinic will occur for priority groups of the White Bear First Nations’ on-reserve community next week.

There were 2,099 COVID-19 vaccine doses administered yesterday in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 38,710.

Chad Wilson of Wawota is no stranger to working with cattle. He grew up on the family farm outside Wawota and has been involved with raising cattle all his life.

Saskatoon – The whole economy changed with the advent of COVID-19 in March, 2020. But prior to that, things were, well, more normal.

The wildly popular Chase the Ace fundraiser, which is attracting huge crowds to the Arlington Hotel in Maryfield, is part 50-50 draw and part luck of the cards. The premise of the fundraiser is simple.

Debbie Andrew and her husband Blair, at first, had no intentions of building such a large house for themselves but for resale value or to pass it down to their children, building a larger house with more bedrooms made sense in the long run, even if i

The Carnduff RCMP is seeking the public’s assistance with a recent theft and some suspicious activity. In a message on the Saskatchewan Crime Watch Advisory Network, issued Jan.

Young people in the Carlyle area will benefit through a national fundraiser by A&W and Mealshare. A national social enterprise looking to help end youth hunger, Mealshare has announced a new, ongoing national partnership with A&W Canada.