Carlyle Observer

There is a story of how St. Vladimir, Prince of Kiev, desired to know which was the true religion and sent his followers to search through various countries.

Local woman visits Philippine home days after Typhoon Haiyan devastates the country

On the sloped hills beyond Kenosee Lake lies the home of John Raynard, an unassuming man who has lived a life that constantly gave him new experiences. I met with Raynard mid-afternoon on a -25c day.

Even though there was no school on Friday January 31st, these Cougars were up early for an 11:00 puck drop on home ice. Remembering the last time they went head to head with Wawota these kids knew they would have to be on their toes.

From Friday Jan. 24 to Thursday Jan. 30 the Carlyle RCMP detachment received 48 calls. 911 Calls A 911 call was received from a business in Redvers. Upon investigation no one had any idea of the complaint.

Last evening I attended our Chamber of Commerce Horizon Business Awards event. Since we don't have a lot of dress up affairs in this very casual coastal community, I look forward to bringing one of my two fancy outfits from the closet.

Canada is a bilingual country and often in western Canada this can fall by the wayside, but in Wawota the Canadian Parents for French (CPF) - Wawota have been working towards providing youth with an opportunity to learn French despite coming from a p

Canadian airmen who flew with Bomber Command during the Second World War are getting recognition 67 years after their service.

Although it has been a while since the last report, coaches Brian Hagel, Troy Turner and Todd Magotiaux continue to work hard with the team, keeping the players in shape and improving their hockey skills.

On Monday, February 3, the grade 10-12 students began the 2nd semester of the school year. This means that there is a new schedule and that report cards will be going home soon.