City council waives noise bylaws for three applicants
Swift Current city council unanimously approved waiving a trio of noise bylaws on Monday night for upcoming late-night events.
The City gave the green light to Kinetic Park, which will host a myriad of events from May till October, the Swift Current 57's, and Long Day's Night Music Festival. All of the events applied in anticipation or in the event they'll be creating excessive noise after 10 p.m.
Sundog commits to Fanshawe College
A standout Swift Current volleyball player is off to southern Ontario to continue her career at the post-secondary level.
Swift Current Sundog Simone Pinsonneault recently committed to Fanshawe College in London, Ontario.
Pinsonneault has made a name for herself as a talented volleyball player locally. Her hard work, dedication, and leadership on the court helped earn her the opportunity at the next level.
Pinsonneault's journey from Gravelbourg to a post-secondary athletic career is a testament to the power of perseverance, passion, and community support.
April 2nd in Swift Current Broncos history
If you're a Swift Current Broncos fan looking for a good omen before tonight's playoff game against Medicine Hat, April 2nd has been a good day in recent Broncos history.
Since 2000, the Broncos have played five playoff games on April 2nd and won all five.
That includes three series-clinching games.
Their most recent April 2nd game was last season's 5-3 win in Game 3 of their first round series against Lethbridge.
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Judy is going to see Blue Moon Marquee thanks to the Ticket Takeoff
We notified our next big Ticket Takeoff winner this morning and that was Judy who won herself a pair of tickets to see the Blue Moon Marquee coming to the Esplanade on April 8th along with a one-night stay at the Super 8 in Medicine Hat.
With a winner announced come your next chance to win with the Ticket Takeoff. So head over to the page on Swift Current Online and enter for your chance to win a pair of tickets to the highly entertaining and educational show "The Alphabet Of Awsome Science" coming to the Esplanade on April 23rd.
Martens Mutterings: Sick Days
So, the last few days(well, beyond the last few, but the last few WORKING days) I've been home sick. But this always begs the question; What can you actually DO on a sick day?
Canada downs Norway to move to 6-1 at BKT World Men's Curling Championship
Canada moved into a tie with China for first place after an 8-3 win over Norway in the Wednesday morning draw at the BKT World Men's Curling Championship at the Temple Garden Centre.
The Canadians improved to 6-1, tied with China, while three teams were clustered at 5-2.
"I think one of the main things we need to continue to do right now and moving forward is just stay mentally strong. We’ve played seven games, and we’ve got five more to go. We just have to make sure we get good rest and recovery between games here," said Canada's skip Brad Jacobs.
Calving season going well in Saskatchewan as snow melts and producers prepare
With the weather warming and spring coming to the prairies, producers have been going through calving season with plenty of work for them.
Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan Vice-President Chris Procyk says that, from what he's heard, it's been a decent season in the province.
City ready for Cypress Hills runoff and possible flooding
The City of Swift Current is optimistic that the weather will allow for an easy escape from flooding.
The last week of cooler temperatures has granted a slow release of the snowpack, which has aided in averting flooding of the Swift Current Creek. The issue is how the warming temperatures in the forecast for early next week will impact the snowpack in Cypress Hills.
Swift Current Fire Department Fire Chief Ryan Hunter has been in contact with the Water Security Agency, remaining informed on projected runoff amounts that will hit the Duncairn Dam.