By: Jordan Twiss After nearly three years in purgatory, Shellbrook’s CN Station has reached the end of the line.

By: Jordan Twiss NDP healthcare critics Vicki Mowat and Matt Love paid a visit to Shellbrook on March 1 to meet with local healthcare workers and listen to their concerns about the challenges Saskatchewan’s healthcare system is facing.

By; Jordan Twiss With cost-of-living struggles top of mind for many families, the Shellbrook Curling Club and the Town of Shellbrook’s Recreation Department are running beginner curling and hockey programs that allow kids to get active and learn whether the sports are for them without breaking the bank of mom and dad.

By: Jordan Twiss Senior high school curlers from across the district descended upon the Spiritwood & District Recreation Centre on Tuesday Feb. 14, to compete in boy’s, girl’s, and mixed District playoffs and hopefully sweep their way through to Regionals and Provincials.

By: Jordan Twiss There’s a new sheriff in Shellbrook.Well, sort of. Not quite a full-fledged police officer, but more than a bylaw enforcement officer, long-time Shellbrook resident Craig Young is now on active duty as the town’s Community Safety Officer (CSO),…

By: Natasha Cabase Spiritwood’s inaugural Derryk Franson Memorial Funspiel was hosted at the Spiritwood & District Recreation Centre on Jan. 27 and 28, bringing the community together to commemorate a young man who was beloved in the community.

By: Jordan Twiss Debden’s Leslie Bilodeau fondly remembers the 1980s, and the days when he’d accompany his parents to the rink, just like most children in the community, and watch them play broomball.

By: Jordan Twiss The end of the line is near for Shellbrook’s CN Station, which currently houses the collection of the Shellbrook and District Heritage Museum, and the Rayside School building.

By: Natasha Cabase The Spiritwood High School Junior Drama crew presented two short comedies as part of a show entitled Friday the 13th Freaky Flashback to Christmas 2022 on Jan. 13.

By: Jordan Twiss Though he couldn’t attend the 2022 Canadian Western Agribition (his first absence since 2003), Canwood-area bison producer Roger Provencher was sure to tune into the livestream of the awards show.