By: Jordan Twiss As the 2025-2026 senior broomball season started, Senior Debden Roadrunners coach Nadine Slobodian says her team had big ambitions. It had been a number of years since the Roadrunners had been to the Senior Women’s Nationals as a complete team, and the team wanted to end that drought.
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By: Jordan Twiss The championship banner they won alongside their team may never hang from the rafters in their hometown rink, but Shellbrook’s Will Kasner and Caleb Philp are U15 AA Provincial champions, nonetheless.
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By: Jordan Twiss The Shellbrook Elks Senior Hockey Club took to the ice at the Richardson Pioneer Recreation on Friday, March 27, with an opportunity to claim their first Twin Rivers Hockey League title in front of a roaring hometown crowd.
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By: Jordan Twiss More than a decade after it was pitched as a top capital priority for the Saskatchewan Rivers School Division (SRSD), a new school for Shellbrook is finally in the works for the Ministry of Education.
Read MoreBy: Jordan Twiss Some may have thought it was a long shot, but as Wayne Gretzky once said, you miss 100 per cent of the shots you don’t take.
Read MoreBy: Jordan Twiss The young and aspiring dancers of Studio 747 kicked off their performance season in thrilling fashion on Saturday, March 7, as they took to the stage at the Shellbrook Theatre for their mini showcase.
Read MoreBy: Jordan Twiss Though many in Saskatchewan are facing the cost of living crunch, that didn’t stop them from reaching deep into their wallets and hearts to support the 50th annual Kinsmen/Kinette Telemiracle in a big way this year.
Read MoreBy: Jordan Twiss Every February, the Shellbrook Kinettes and Kinsmen campaign tirelessly to raise funds for Telemiracle on behalf of the community.
Read MoreBy: Bevra Fee The Chitek Lake Métis Local staged its first ever Winter Festival on Saturday, Feb. 14. With a long list of Métis-influenced traditional winter activities, the organization is hopeful that the festival will be the first of many held in the years to come.
Read MoreBy: Jordan Twiss In schools across Saskatchewan, funding limitations often mean teachers and students have to do the best they can with the resources they have available.For Spiritwood High School, this has long been true where technology is concerned.
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