Category Archives: SaskToday.ca: Everybody Has a Story

ESTEVAN — Jill Ruep, creator of what she says is the first Indigenous-led beading app in North America, has won a rural pitch contest in Estevan, securing $13,000 in funding and suppor...

WILKIE — The past month has been a whirlwind for Grade 11 student, Avi'endha Beaugrand, as she had a tight turnaround from her East Coast visit at the Canada Summer Games to the first day of...

CARLYLE — Wayne Zandee, a firefighter from Carlyle, was one of many people who were shocked by the news of the terrorist attack on the Twin Towers in New York. He recalls the moment well. &ldquo...

MOOSE JAW - Two authors who sought information about a Moose Jaw airman have written a book about the navigator's doomed airplane, using the additional stories they received from the community. Dr. Tr...

SASKATOON — April Gamble fought back the tears as she recalled the day when she and her sisters were taken from their home and sent to the St. Michael’s Indian Residential School in Duck L...

OUTLOOK — A group of young kids from Outlook put their best feet forward and dedicated themselves to raising money for a worthy cause on Sept. 21. Benny and Harlow Grunerud were joined by friend...

REGINA — The TV series Survivor has long been a staple in Regina resident Jake Latimer’s home, and now it’s become reality as he competes in the latest season of the American prime-t...

CARLYLE — Guy Russell had his first taste of trucking when he was seven years old. He went with his Uncle Dale Taylor for a trip to Ontario in his uncle’s semi-truck. He became hooked on t...

ARCOLA — Over the years, more women can be seen behind the wheel of a semi-truck, but this form of work for women began in the early 1900s. There is no official first female driver in Canada, bu...

PREECEVILLE — Bert Fairburn of Preeceville celebrated his 100th birthday on Sept. 7. The celebration was held at the Preeceville Club 60 surrounded by his wife, three children, spouses and ...