'Don’t be afraid to reach out': Winkler Christmas Cheerboard encourages those struggling to apply for hamper
The Winkler Christmas Cheerboard is making strides in supporting the community during the holiday season, and Sandra Banman, a member of the board, is at the forefront of these efforts.
City seeing significant increase in property taxes in arrears
The City of Moose Jaw is seeing a significant increase in property tax arrears, which is raising red flags for city administration.
There is a total of $3 million in arrears, compared to $2.1 million last year. This includes $2.97 million in property tax liens and $29,907 in payment plan arrears.
Swift Current Branch Library to get festive with family fun
The Swift Current Branch Library is inviting southwest families out to enjoy some fun activities for their upcoming Christmas Family Day.
The library's Christmas Family Day is set for Saturday, December 7 and will be free to attend, although registration for some activities is required.
Olivia Brotzell, program services manager for the Swift Current Branch Library and Chinook Regional Library, is looking forward to spreading the holiday spirit and seeing library-goers enjoy some family fun.
Kindersley woman’s tragic death near Copper Mug Pub in Saskatoon leads to murder charge
The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) has confirmed the city’s 13th homicide of the year following the sudden death of a 20-year-old woman reported on November 15th
Officers responded to a call at approximately 7:30 p.m. on November 15 at a parking lot near the Copper Mug, located in the 1300 block of 8th Street East. Upon arrival, they found the woman deceased at the scene. A significant police presence was reported, with traffic restrictions in the area as officers began their investigation.
Legion thankful for funds brought in from Community Foundation grant
The Community Foundation of Portage and District's funds distribution has been announced, with Portage's Royal Canadian Legion Branch 65 being awarded $24,443.69.
Bob Oldford, past President and Media Liaison for the Legion, says the funds are going toward some accessibility upgrades.
Bored? Commit to a board or committee in Swift Current
With the new city council up and running in Swift Current, boards and committees are now open for application.
People looking to have a voice in matters they care about have the chance to have it heard by joining these groups. Helping to make decisions that have lasting impact in the community, members of the public help ensure that Swift Current city council doesn't have to make every decision.
Jackie Schlamp, city clerk for the City of Swift Current, hopes to have all the open seats filled by eager, cooperative citizens.
Oakville Community Club president discusses successful sale of old hall
Eric DeLong, president of the Oakville Community Club, recently shared updates on the community's latest initiatives, including the sale of the old Oakville Hall and the successful opening of the new Oakville Community Centre, and Oakville Early Learning Centre.
'Tornado Hunter' Greg Johnson to bring stormy résumé to Winkler for photography course
“I was photographing awful things like weddings and babies and plates of French fries and pickles and stuff like that.”
Smile Cookies see smashing success for pair of non-profits
Tim Hortons in Swift Current partnered up with a duo of non-profits to raise over $11,000 with the Holiday Smile Cookie Campaign.
This season's Smile Cookies garnered $11,033 to be split between Southwest Crisis Services and Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.
Albert Umali, general manager of Tim Hortons highway locations in Swift Current, noted that Smile Cookies were available from November 18 to 24 at all three Swift Current locations.