Carol Festival makes holly jolly return in Shellbrook
By: Jordan Twiss For the first time since 2019, it felt a lot like Christmas at the Shellbrook Theatre, as the Shellbrook & District Arts Council’s Carol Festival made its long-awaited return to the holiday season schedule.
Read MoreSask., feds miss target on gun crime debate
By: Jordan Twiss As the world has spent year after year watching tens of thousands of Americans be injured or killed by gun violence on an annual basis, it’s become near impossible to have a nuanced discussion about guns.
Read MoreSask. economy paving way for strong new year
By: Scott Moe & Jeremy Harrison This past week, Saskatchewan was the hub for agriculture as thousands of people descended on the province for the year’s most anticipated event, Canadian Western Agribition.
Read MoreCultivating healthy minds and farms
By: Calvin Daniels When it comes to our health there are all kinds of suggestions of how to go about being healthier.
Read MoreArgos’ Grey Cup victory a boost for CFL
By: Bruce Penton Talk about the Winnipeg Blue Bombers ensuring their dynasty status with a third-straight Grey Cup victory…
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Sask. Film Festival gets under way in Shellbrook
By: Jordan Twiss The second Saskatchewan International Film Festival (SIFF) kicked off in Shellbrook over the weekend, making the Shellbrook Theatre the centre of the cinematic universe from Nov. 26 to 30.
Read MoreSask. Party tells tale of two provinces
By: Jordan Twiss When pressured to temporarily suspend the provincial fuel tax – a move that could lower the price at the pumps by as much as 15 cents per litre – Saskatchewan Finance Minister Donna Harpauer made a startling admission.
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