Under the Hood of this rough and tumble demolition derby car
Most cars are built for either looks or power, sometimes with a job in mind. Rarely is that job to smash, bash, and crush other cars.
That's exactly what is going on with this build. Dakota Lange's 1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is barely recognizable as such anymore, after being overhauled into a smashing, crashing, thrashing machine. This custom demolition derby car is rigged up to best survive the madness in the pits, while both delivering its own heavy hits and protecting the driver.
RCMP remind Saskatchewan boaters to stay sober on the water
Saskatchewan RCMP are reminding the public that boating under the influence of alcohol or drugs can come with the same serious consequences as impaired driving on the road.
“Boat operators found to be impaired can face the same penalties as impaired drivers,” said Cpl. Jamie Diemert, coordinator of the RCMP’s Underwater Recovery Team. “Whether you’re sailing on Last Mountain Lake, pontooning on Lake Diefenbaker, or paddling the Churchill River, we want all boat operators and passengers to stay safe and sober.”
Conservation officer stresses angling regulations as summer fishing activity begins
The first long weekend of the summer is coming up for Canada Day, and many anglers may have their sights set on the lake. Senior Conservation Officer Lindsey Leko reminds fishermen of some regulations to be aware of.
Leko begins with a licensing reminder, as everyone over the age of 16 must have a fishing license to be able to fish, with the exception of free fishing weekends. He says they are running into many people fishing without their license on hand.
Maple Creek fire results in tragic loss of life
Maple Creek is in mourning after a house fire led to a tragic loss of life early on Wednesday morning.
The Maple Creek and Community Fire Department responded to the call at 4:30 a.m. Fire Chief Blaine Becker and his crew arrived to find the house already engulfed in flames.
"The roof was fully in flames, and it was spread right through the whole house," said Becker.
While they engaged in the fire, the crew was informed that one occupant of the home was missing. A search ended up locating a body in the home, confirming that the occupant was deceased.
Kyle RCMP Tackle Traffic, Mischief and a Hit-and-Run
The Kyle RCMP detachment responded to a variety of calls between June 19 and 26, according to their latest report released Thursday.
On June 20 at 2:35 p.m., Rosetown/Kyle RCMP assisted a member of the public with a front-counter complaint. The matter remains under investigation.
A two-vehicle collision occurred on June 22 at 11:11 a.m. on Highway 42 near Lucky Lake. No injuries were reported.
Sask. Parks roll out two weeks of family-friendly fun, shows, and celebrations
Saskatchewan’s provincial parks are set to host a variety of special events and programs over the next two weeks, offering something for all ages as part of the “Discover Sask Parks” initiative running from June 25 to July 9.
Visitors can enjoy classic summer activities such as camping, hiking, and swimming, along with a wide range of free events included with a valid Park Entry Permit.
High dive show makes a splash at Frontier Days
Visitors to Frontier Days were treated to a unique brand of free entertainment throughout the four-day event.
The Flying Fools High Dive Show held multiple performances each afternoon at Frontier Days, at the Family Fun Zone.
The Montreal-based event showcased the sheer precision of athletes diving from incredible heights ranging from 3 metres, all the way up to 25 metres.
Roaming dogs, road hazards and racket: RCMP handle it all in Rosetown
The Rosetown RCMP responded to a range of calls between June 19 and 26, including traffic concerns, animal complaints and a disturbance.
On June 19 at 9:22 p.m., police received a report of a vehicle hitting a deer near Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park. No injuries were reported, and the matter was deemed non-reportable.
Officers assisted a member of the public on June 20 in response to a front-counter complaint at the Rosetown/Kyle detachment. That investigation remains ongoing.
Province reminds producers that free ditch hay is on the menu
The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding producers that the province’s hay salvage and ditch mowing program is once again underway — offering a free source of livestock feed while helping maintain road safety and visibility through the growing months.
Administered by the Ministry of Highways with assistance from contractors and rural municipalities, the program allows hay to be salvaged from highway ditches across Saskatchewan. Officials say the initiative supports both agricultural sustainability and roadside safety.