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REGINA - The bravery of Saskatchewan citizens was at the forefront Friday when Lt.-Gov. Bernadette McIntyre presented Royal Canadian Humane Association (RCHA) Bravery Awards to noteworthy individuals....

ESTEVAN —  Barry O’Handley is being remembered in the Estevan area for his love of family, business, the community, baseball and more.   O’Handley died on Oct. 11 at t...

ESTEVAN —  The Estevan Model Engineer Show is the oldest event of its kind in North America, and for the first time in its 36-year history, it was organized by someone other than Kelly...

GAINSBOROUGH - Maria Howden has had her share of rough times over her lifetime. First, let's introduce her. She lives with her husband, George, of almost 40 years on a farm southwest of Gainsborough. ...

REGINA - Cindy Camp's great-grandmother was only a name on the family tree until police called. An investigator told her it was believed Alice Spence had been killed more than 105 years ago, her body ...

CARNDUFF — On a plot of land about seven miles northwest of Carnduff stands an old one-room schoolhouse — Millions School #625. The school opened on April 17, 1902, at a cost of $625....

CARANDUFF — Paul Carriere, a well-known Carnduff resident, manages the local disposal grounds — or as some call it, the dump. He is also an active golfer — at the age of 90. Recently...

ESTEVAN — One of the longest-serving members of the City of Estevan’s administration team is retiring. City clerk Judy Pilloud announced her departure during the Oct. 14 meeting of Estevan...

KENNEDY - Jill Lowe's name is synonymous with the Moose Mountain Pro Rodeo in Kennedy, and on Sept. 30, Lowe was recognized for her 25-year involvement with the Moose Mountain Pro Rodeo Committee when...

REGINA — A Cree filmmaker is combining creativity with business acumen as the recipient of an Indigenous entrepreneurship award. Bee Bird, originally from Montreal Lake Cree Nation, was one...