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Government ends fall sitting on a “positive” note

Government ends fall sitting on a “positive” note

Daily Leg Update - Sask Party government accuses NDP of spreading “doom and gloom” during final Question Period before Christmas.
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Happy Nun Café hosts fengche flowers’ workshop

Happy Nun Café hosts fengche flowers’ workshop

Dozens of people turned out for a workshop at the Happy Nun Cafe.
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A Main Street Christmas is a special event for Arcola

A Main Street Christmas is a special event for Arcola

Event will be a showcase of the town and its various businesses and amenities.
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Five things to know about the Dec. 8 CRISP report

Five things to know about the Dec. 8 CRISP report

Flu cases are outnumbering COVID-19 in the province
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Nearly all $500 Affordability Tax Credit cheques have been mailed

Nearly all $500 Affordability Tax Credit cheques have been mailed

Overall cost of Saskatchewan Affordability Tax Credit runs at $450 million
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Province brings legislation for on-reserve cannabis regulation

Province brings legislation for on-reserve cannabis regulation

Province also bringing in on reserve bylaw enforcement.
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Carlyle’s Nicole Turgeon joins the ranks of the Southeast Explorers

Carlyle’s Nicole Turgeon joins the ranks of the Southeast Explorers

Turgeon looks forward to capturing all that the southeast has to offer.
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Survey results out for Catalyst Committee

Survey results out for Catalyst Committee

Pool and central library generate most interest; not so much for new events centre and even less for baseball field
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Gift card donations to Envision Counselling help those in need

Gift card donations to Envision Counselling help those in need

Envision uses the gift cards from various businesses to disburse to people who need emergency help, based on their situation.
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McGillivray’s idea for Pothead leads to provincial award

McGillivray’s idea for Pothead leads to provincial award

When Curtis McGillivray was a student at the Estevan Comprehensive School, the aspiring filmmaker came up with the idea for a series named Pothead: Your Local Superhero. Now Pothead has earned McGillivray and some friends a provincial award.
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