Allan Flames win 2024-25 Twin Rivers Hockey League championship

The Allan Flames are the 2024-25 Twin Rivers Hockey League champions. 

On Friday night, the Flames finished off the championship series defeating the Willow Cree Chiefs 8-4 and winning the series 3-1.  

Cody Pongracz scored a hat-trick and added two assists. Keith Mitchell also had a hat-trick and added an assist. Brodie Senger chipped in with two goals and an assist.  

Lanigan Council set for SUMA and upcoming projects

Another busy month for Lanigan Town Council as they get set to represent themselves at the upcoming Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) convention from April 13th to 16th in Saskatoon. 

That means the upcoming regular council meeting on April 14 will be cancelled as will the scheduled April 28 meeting due to the federal election. A release from the town of Lanigan notes the regular City Council meeting will be held on April 21st in lieu. 

SHA warns of rish of measles exposure risk

Measles may be making the rounds in the province once again.  

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has issued a notification of exposure risks based on confirmed cases in Saskatoon. Individuals who were at any of the following places during the listed times should monitor themselves for up to 21 days after exposure. 

In Saskatoon, the locations and times of concern are: 

Take Two for Trivia Time with the Humboldt and District Museum

Last Friday Night's nasty weather put the kibosh on the second annual Museum Trivia Night, but the quiz masters are back this Friday night, April 4, to test the mental mettle of all those deft enough to step into the ring. 

It's time to test (or show off!) your grasp of local history, general knowledge, and pop culture at the Trivia Night at the Museum on Friday, March 28 at 7pm. Also, there might be a few trick questions thrown in for good measure. 

'Still very dire': Canadian Red Cross is fundraising following Myanmar earthquake

A representative for the Canadian Red Cross says the situation on the ground in Myanmar is "still very dire and tragic" days after a massive earthquake that has killed more than 1,700 people.

Canadian Red Cross operations lead Chiran Livera said teams of staff and volunteers made up of both international and local Red Cross workers were in Myanmar when the quake hit on Friday, and they have been able to distribute help, including water and shelter kits, from warehouses stationed around the country.