RCMP seek public help after counterfeit gold sale in Warman

RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance after a report of counterfeit gold being sold in the Warman area.

Police say the incident occurred on Aug. 6, 2025, when a victim met with two suspects at a McDonald’s in Warman, believing they were purchasing gold valued at $27,000. The victim paid $8,000 for the items, which later turned out to be counterfeit.

Fetch a Friend - Orchid & Bloom

Two young sisters at KC Rescue are hoping someone will finally scoop them up and take them home.

Orchid, a four-month-old spayed female, has all the energy and personality a kitten can pack into a tiny frame. She’s curious, playful and outgoing, with big soulful eyes that could melt anyone’s heart. While many of the other kittens at the shelter have already found families, Orchid is still waiting for hers.

Laviah May (Nunweiler) Jamieson

Laviah Jamieson Obituary

1941 ~ 2025 (age 83)

Laviah May Jamieson (nee Nunweiler), 83, passed away suddenly on Sunday, August 10th, 2025 in Kindersley, SK.

Beloved wife of (the late) Gordon Jamieson; loving mother of Clifford (Gail Kondratoff) Jamieson, Wendy Ostash, and Keith Jamieson; cherished grandmother of Jenna Bocskey, Breanne Jamieson, Brayden Jamieson, Austin Jamieson, and Jesse Jamieson; great-grandmother of Isabelle Bocskey and Lochlan Jamieson; sister of Joyce Clark and Mardell McNally; as well as many nieces and nephews.

Kindersley RCMP investigating stolen Jeep from Kerrobert

Kindersley RCMP are asking for the public’s help after a vehicle was reported stolen in Kerrobert on Thursday morning.

Police said the missing vehicle is a white Jeep Wrangler Rubicon with Saskatchewan licence plate 321 NFU.

Anyone who sees the vehicle or has information about its whereabouts is asked to contact the Kindersley RCMP at 306-463-4642.

Quorum releases final report for the 2024-25 crop year

The Federal Government's grain monitor, Quorum Corporation has released the stats for July 28-July 31, 2025 - the last week of the 2024-2025 crop year. 

According to the report, country stocks dropped to 2.31 million metric tonnes, utilizing 44 per cent of country elevator space. 

Total western port terminal stocks dropped to 1.1 million metric tonnes, using 57 per cent of the working capacity.

Outlook man charged with sexual offences involving vulnerable victim

An Outlook man has been charged with two sexual offences involving a victim with a disability, according to the RCMP.

Scot Wallace was arrested in Outlook on Aug. 8 and faces one count of sexual exploitation of a young person and one count of sexual exploitation of a person with a disability, both under the Criminal Code.

Wallace has been released on conditions and is scheduled to appear in court in Outlook on Sept. 18.

The RCMP have not released further details about the investigation.

Rested Roughriders set to host Hamilton in Saturday matinee

The 7-1 Saskatchewan Roughriders are hosting the 6-3 Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday afternoon to open a CFL doubleheader.

Coming off a bye week, the Roughriders will send out the exact same lineup that dominated Montreal 34-6 back on August 2. They are currently on a three-game winning streak going back to beating BC 33-27 on July 19, and Edmonton 21-18 on July 25, the Roughriders only loss this season a 24-10 defeat to Calgary on July 12.

P.D.R.A racing series returns to Flatlanders Speedway this weekend

Racing is back this weekend, August 16-17 just west of Kindersley at Flatlanders Speedway. Saturday's races start at 6:00 PM, Sunday at 1:00 PM, with more than just the regular competitors set to join the field.

The Prairie Dirt Racing Association will be part of the action, with the kidmod division, hobbystocks, streetstocks, and modifieds. Joining that will be the regular Flatlanders classes of run your junk, trucks, mini-sprints, and legends with points up for grabs in both competitions.