Carlyle Observer

The Carlyle Primary Health Clinic is open for business once again.

Helps Dozens of Communities Recover from 2020-21 Weather Events

In an effort to protect teachers from potential exposure to COVID-19, Waterloo-based personal protective equipment manufacturer The Canadian Shield is donating 28,000 face shields to Saskatchewan’s education ministry.

Provides up to $15.5 million to Canadian Fish and Seafood Industry

The Canadian Shield donates 28,000 face shields to Saskatchewan's Education Ministry for Teachers returning to classrooms

Three new cases, five in hospital, 10 more recoveries.

NDP Leader Ryan Meili called on Premier Scott Moe to recall the Legislature as early as Monday, Aug. 24, to debate what the NDP feel are failings in the provincial COVID-19 back-to-school plan.

Stroke campaign urges Saskatchewan residents to recognize signs and act FAST (Face - is it drooping; Arms - can you raise both; Speech - is it slurred or jumbled; Time to Call 911) The Government of Saskatchewan is providing funding of $50,000 in 202

Once again the Kenosee Superslides are closed to the general public, on an order by the Saskatchewan Health Authority [SHA].

A popular tourist attraction north of Carlyle has been forced to shut down, and a date for reopening has yet to be announced.