Ally Paige

UPDATE: 2:42 P.M.

The vehicle has been located and suspects have been taken into custody.

ORIGINAL STORY:

Maple Creek RCMP are currently on the lookout for a stolen car that was last seen Northeast of Maple Creek.

The car is a 2012 orange Chevrolet Sonic with an Alberta license plate which reads CFX 9295.

It is believed that there are two male occupants in the vehicle.

Anyone with information is asked to contact 310-RCMP. 

The Innovation Credit Union has witnessed firsthand as many Saskatchewan residents have faced difficulties in the past year due to the cost of living in the province continuing to rise. 

This has inspired Innovation Credit Union to launch their 2022 Community Impact Campaign, which will work to ensure that individuals in need receive food during this time. 

It’s that time of year once again to dig the ski pants out of the closet as the registration opens for the Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY). 

The event serves as the largest annual fundraising event for the Swift Current Community Youth Initiative (SCCYI) and invites participants together for a 2km, or a 5 km walk in February, to highlight the struggles that homeless individuals endure daily, explained Nathan Wiebe, the executive director for the SCCYI.

With Christmas less than a month away residents are beginning the age-old tradition of searching for the perfect Christmas Tree. 

Residents will have to look no farther than The Kiwanis Club of Swift Current, which has stocked up on a variety of trees for their annual sale. 

The proposal to change the Swift Current Branch Library into a municipally run organization has generated a wide array of opinions. 

If the change were to occur, the Chinook Regional Library would no longer operate with Swift Current Branch Library as its central unit.

As cooler temperatures approach and winter settles into Saskatchewan residents tend to reach for the blankets and turn up the heat in their homes. However, just like humans, furry companions also need protection from the harsh winter months. 

A good rule to keep in mind according to Don Ferguson, Executive Director and Chief Animal Protection Officer for Animal Protection Services of Saskatchewan, is that if it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your pets. 

The perfect gift holds the power to completely change an individual's life and that was precisely the case when residents at the Meadows received a donation of virtual pets. 

One of the Clinical Managers at The Meadows in Swift Current, Nicole Kuyek, explained that the donation came from the family of a former resident.  

The Swift Current Museum was packed to the brim with local talent over the weekend as the Holiday Market took place. 

Education and Program Coordinator at the Museum, Corla Rokochy, said that the event garnered a very positive response from the community. 

“This market was very well attended by the public,” she stated. “A lot of people came right at the beginning because they were so excited to get there and see the vendors.” 

Motorists on the Trans-Canada Highway, east of Swift Current, will have to proceed with caution after a motor vehicle accident took place in the westbound Lane.

Located just west of Morse, vehicles are being advised to reduce their speed to 60 km/h and be prepared to stop.

Traffic has been reduced to one lane and police are present at the scene.

As cooler temperatures approach and winter settles into Saskatchewan residents tend to reach for the blankets and turn up the heat in their homes. However, just like humans, furry companions also need protection from the harsh winter months. 

A good rule to keep in mind according to Don Ferguson, Executive Director and Chief Animal Protection Officer for Animal Protection Services of Saskatchewan, is that if it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your pets.