Highway 15 near Outlook closed for serious accident
On September 19, 2024, at approximately 10:15 a.m., Outlook RCMP received a report of a serious collision on Highway #15 in the RM of Rudy, SK. As this investigation is in its preliminary stages, we do not have additional details to share at this time.
The highway is currently closed and traffic is being re-routed in both directions for an undetermined amount of time. Motorists should expect delays in the area. Please slow down and follow the instructions of emergency personnel on the scene.
Update will happen when more information is available.
Farmers have been making good progress with the harvest
Rainfall over the last week caused some farmers a slight delay in harvest activity, but it's a welcome sight for areas that have been fairly dry.
Crop Extension Specialist Tyce Masich says it's not ideal to see rain in the middle of harvest, but the moisture has been a relief for dry areas.
Outlook RCMP responding to major collision on Highway #15
Outlook RCMP are advising caution after a serious collision on Highway #15.
Earlier today around 10:15 a.m., RCMP responded to the collision in the RM of Rudy.
No details have been released about the nature of the incident, only that traffic is being re-routed in both directions. This matter is under active investigation.
Motorists in the area should expect delays. Travellers can check the Highway Hotline for updates.
Bella Brave recognized for impact on Sask., and the world
Known and adored globally through sharing her medical journey via social media, Swift Current's Bella ‘Brave’ Thomson is being honoured posthumously with a prestigious award.
The 10-year-old passed away on July 14, and exactly a month later her mother Kyla received word that she would be given a King Charles III’s Coronation Medal.
Meal in the field Sept 17 - Daryl Swan
Things worked out great for Daryl Swan and his team as we arrived just as they were finishing up on the field. With rumbling bellies and a sense of accomplishment the supper provided by Kerrobert Reddi Mart really hit the spot.
Thank you to the amazing sponsors!
Fountain Tire
Kerrobert Reddi Mart
All West Sales
Panago Pizza Kindersley
Kelly Insurance
Kindersley Bearing
Leader's new water storage tank nears completion
The Town of Leader's new $1.9 million water storage tank, a crucial infrastructure project, is set to be completed by the end of October. Construction began in April, and progress has been steady. The new tank, painted in a modern regent gray to match the adjacent Water Treatment Plant, will soon become the town’s primary water storage facility, replacing the iconic yellow tank that has served the community for decades.
Tickets for first ever combined men's and women's curling championship go on sale this weekend in Kindersley
Tickets will go on sale for the much anticipated first-ever Saskatchewan Men's and Women's Curling Championship at the West Central Events Center during Goose Festival weekend from 1-4 p.m.
The 2025 Sasktel Tankard and 2025 Viterra Scotties will be hosted in Kindersley Saskatchewan January 20-26. The event features the top men's and women's curling teams competing for their respective titles at the same time inside West Central Events Centre
Previously the championships took place at different times and often in different venues.
Kerrobert virtual physician program
Kerrobert joins the long list of west central communities getting access to the virtual physicians program.
In recent years, these communities have been hit hard by disruptions in healthcare services, primarily due to staffing shortages and a lack of available doctors. The strain on the healthcare system has become increasingly evident, with recently released documents revealing ongoing pay issues for doctors and other healthcare staff. These issues were highlighted after the second failed attempt to implement the AIMS (Administrative Information Management System) rollout.
Heeg Family honours parents with memorial bench in Leader
On August 8, 2024, the Heeg family paid tribute to the memory of their parents, Art and Betty-Lou Heeg, by placing a memorial bench in front of the Leader Town Office and Library. The bench is a fitting tribute to two individuals who dedicated much of their lives to the Leader community.
Conserved land expands nearly tenfold near Consul
A chunk of southwest conservation land has recently expanded by more than 1,000 hectares.
Nestled deep into the southwest corner of the province, Zen-Ridge was initially 195 hectares of grasslands, rolling hills, seasonal creeks and streams, and home to several at-risk species.
The Nature Conservancy of Canada's program director for the southwest, Michael Burak, is thrilled with their recent purchase which now totals 1,235 hectares of protected flora and fauna near Consul.