By: Bevra Fee The former Shell Lake school is seeing a new life, continuing its history as a local educational facility.

By: Bevra Fee One day ahead of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Witchekan Lake First Nation staged its annual walk to remember and honour the children who attended residential schools.

By: Jordan Twiss The Parkland Pool Project Committee and its community partners capped off a strong season of fundraising on Tuesday, Sept. 19, as Lake Country Co-op hosted its annual Fuel Good Days event and staff members of Affinity Credit Union served up chili to help contribute to the cause.

By: Jordan Twiss Residents of Shellbrook and the surrounding area no longer need to travel to Prince Albert or other larger urban centres for ultrasound services.

By: Bevra Fee What started out as a “crazy idea” between two new Canadians has turned into a successful business in the area of Mayfair, Sask.

By: Bevra Fee The ruins of the old curling rink are a memory, now that ground has been broken on the Village of Shell Lake’s new facility project.

By: Jordan Twiss Shellbrook’s Town Council met for a special meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 22, in hopes of finding clarity on whether to pursue a partnership with the Prince Albert Rural Water Utility (PARWU) on a water pipeline, or chart its own course.

By: Bevra Fee The Spiritwood Horticulture Society hosted its annual show on Tuesday, Aug. 15, with entries up significantly over last year.

By: Jordan Twiss Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and fledgling Twitter rival Threads, has made good on its promise to completely remove all Canadian news content from its social media platforms in response to the federal government’s Bill C-18, The Online News Act.

By: Jordan Twiss The relaxation of connecting with nature. The excitement of scoring a game-winning goal. The thrill of taking a refreshing plunge into the water. These are just a few of the experiences kids have had as part of Shellbrook’s 2023 Summer Playground Program.