Carlyle Observer

Premier Scott Moe was joined by chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab on Friday to announce the signing of a public health order restricting all non-critical travel into northern Saskatchewan.

This is a message from the RCMP Saskatchewan Crime Watch Advisory Network.

On Friday, April 17 workers and volunteers removed the tarps covering the greens at the Carlyle Golf Course.

Combining resumed in the Moose Creek area south of Carlyle this past week. A few of the farmers in the area had a chance to finish up crops they were unable to harvest last fall.

Premier Scott Moe addressed the province Wednesday, praising Saskatchewan residents for their efforts in flattening the COVID-19 curve. “The last few weeks have been difficult for everyone,” said Moe. “This is not how things are supposed to be.

Four community organizations in Manor have each donated $250.00 to the Carlyle and District Food Bank. The four groups being: Manor Recreation Board, Manor Community Hall Board, Manor Regional Library and the Manor Over Sixty Club.

The Redvers Fire Department was called to the farm of Randy Gervais located approximately a kilometre north of Wauchope on Wednesday, April 15. The call came in at 3:04 p.m. and the fire department was on the scene shortly thereafter.

GFK teachers are currently offering on-line learning experiences to all students via technology (school student emails and Microsoft Teams). Need to contact a teacher? The email system is the best way to go.

Carlyle and R. M. #63 Fire and Rescue will be answering the calls from new headquarters this November.

Apocalyptic times and our sufferings