By: Natasha Cabase A small, short service was held in the Spiritwood Legion Hall on Nov. 11, in observance of Remembrance Day,…
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PIHC elders observe Remembrance Day
By: Jordan Twiss The Town of Shellbrook’s Remembrance Day ceremonies got off to an early start last Friday morning, with a special outdoor program held for the residents of Parkland Integrated Health Centre’s special care home.
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Bell receives Softball Sask. service award
By: Jordan Twiss Tricia Bell was surprised when she received an email informing her she’d won a Softball Saskatchewan Service Award.
Read MoreSpiritwood’s Kidzland gets new playground
By: Jordan Twiss For many kids, across many generations, the playground is an integral part of everyday life that is often looked back upon with fond nostalgia in adulthood.
Read MoreHighway 3 passing lanes officially opened
By: Jordan Twiss After a summer filled with roadwork, the Government of Saskatchewan has cut the ribbon on three sets of passing lanes on Highway 3.
Read MoreShellbrook renews contract with Greenland Waste
By: Jordan Twiss Shellbrook’s Town Council has voted to renew the town’s residential waste and recycling removal contract with Prince Albert-based contractor Greenland Waste for the next five years.
Read MoreSchools honour Day of Truth and Reconciliation
By: Jordan Twiss Students and staff from Shellbrook Elementary School and WP Sandin High School gathered on Thursday to observe and recognize Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Read MoreHorseback visit highlights Special Care Home Week
By: Jordan Twiss In a normal year, the end of September would bring about the celebration of Special Care Home Week,…
Read MoreBlaine Lake opens new water plant
By: Jordan Twiss The Town of Blaine Lake hosted a community celebration last Friday to mark the grand opening of its brand-new water treatment plant.
Read MoreWagyu beef on its way to Spiritwood
By: Alison Sullivan They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but anyone who has been there would know that is not entirely true.
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