59-year-old man dead following two-vehicle fatal collision on Highway #49

 

A two-vehicle collision on Monday night (January 13) on Highway 49 near Kelvington has left one man dead.  

An investigation by the Rose Valley RCMP determined that at approximately 6:00 pm, an SUV collided with a parked truck and a pedestrian on the side of the highway. The pedestrian was declared deceased by EMS at the scene.  

Laura Lawrence to speak about cyber safety and online harm in Bruno on Weds. Jan. 15

An informative discussion about cyber safety and online harm will be held in Bruno this week. 

Laura Lawrence, a speaker dedicated to youth mental health and wellness will bring her presentation to the Bruno School on Wednesday, January 15, at 6:30.  

The event is sponsored by the Bruno School Community Council.  

St. Gregor Poker Rally and Lake Lenore Fish Smoker always a tandem treat

Gusty northern winds and dropping temperatures didn’t put a chill on the St. Gregor Poker Rally this Saturday. Dozens of sleds gathered at the St. Gregor Community Hall to register and meet to hit the trails. Visitors stopped by to pick up poker hands and enter for countless draws, the 50-50 and grab a smokie or beef on a bun. The funds stay in St. Gregor to help the community hall. As always, many thanks to the dozens of local donors who provided merchandise for the draws. 

SHA issues statement on temporary service disruption for Watrous Hospital emergency services

Throughout the month of January, the Watrous Hospital will be experiencing temporary service disruption in their emergency room during the week between 4:30pm-8:00am and throughout weekends until January 21.  

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has released a statement explaining the situation. 

Humboldt Museum hosts winter winged display: On the Trail of the Monarch Butterfly

While the Gallery across the street has its own display of butterflies, across the street, the Humboldt and District Museum has its own butterfly related exhibition going on.  

In August 2005, Mexican filmmaker and pilot Francisco Gutiérrez took off in his ultralight aircraft from Montreal to follow the monarch butterflies on their 6,000 km migration from Canada to the mountains of central Mexico, in a bid to raise awareness of the importance of preserving the butterflies’ habitat. 

Communities and RMs receive funding for traffic safety projects

Some communities and RMs around the area have been selected as grant recipients from Provincial Traffic Safety Fund for projects to improve traffic safety. 

Among the recipients include the Town of Colonsay who will receive $45,214 for a Pedestrian Crosswalks Lights Project 

The Town of Cudworth will get just over $8,265 dollars for a speed awareness project.