Quote and Meditation: We’re all generous
We’re all generous, but with different things, like time, money, talent - criticism.
Trump vows help for Iran protesters, but options are limited
Any day now, the United States may “come to the rescue” of protesters in Iran and unleash “hell” on the theocratic regime — or it may not.
Council keeps twice-monthly meeting schedule
Town councillors will continue meeting twice a month, on the first and third Mondays evenings, they decided during their initial meeting of 2026.
Sun West, Living Sky get $10K each for suicide prevention
BridgePoint Centre at Milden and the Sun West and Living Sky school divisions are receiving $10,000 each for suicide prevention.
Rosetown RCMP report several incidents, lay impaired driving charge
On Jan. 12, police received a fraud complaint from a financial institution in Rosetown after a counterfeit $100 bill was found among deposited cash. That investigation remains ongoing.
Just A Gal From Glidden: What if missing the bus isn’t the point?
There’s a dream I’ve had for as long as I can remember—one that still returns now and then, like my mind is flipping through old photo albums when I’m not looking.
REMEMBERING WHEN: The anthem that lost its home
I was reading a social media post a while back from a gentleman who was in his local Tim Hortons one evening, pre-COVID, relaxing and enjoying his usual double-double.
Penton: Jays having championship-style off-season
Mid-January is not normally the time of year for baseball-related sports columns, but what the Toronto Blue Jays are doing this off-season can’t wait for spring.
January is a time to be joyful
The month of January announces the end of the festive holiday season, along with shortened daylight hours and colder temperatures.
Pop 89: Contortionists of attention
One of the best pieces of advice I’ve ever heard came from the poet Billy Collins: “Dare to be clear.”
Check It Out: Censorship is not a solution
A cartoon depicted a manager giving a comedian a bit of advice before he got on stage. “Don’t make jokes about people ’cause they’ll get offended.
Traffic safety fund grants support Biggar, Kindersley
The fourth phase of Biggar’s walking and bike trail is receiving the maximum grant of $100,000 from a provincial fund.
Open house set for March 19 at Great Plains College Kindersley campus
Great Plains College is hosting an open house at its Kindersley campus on Thursday, March 19, 2026, inviting prospective students and community members to learn more…
Success in Sask Polytech’s Electrical Engineering Technology program
Supportive instructors, paid co-op placements and practical training are features of Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Electrical Engineering Technology program helping students…
Start Your Path at Medicine Hat College
Medicine Hat College (MHC) is more than a place to learn, it’s a community where you can build skills, confidence, and connections.
Suspicious transactions on a credit card statement: a quick guide
Have you spotted an unfamiliar charge on your credit card statement? Follow these steps to verify it.
Is it possible to save money on a modest salary?
In the collective imagination, saving money sometimes seems accessible only to those with high salaries. But is it still possible to save even on a modest income? The answer is “yes”!
Credit cards: beware of the minimum payment trap
Credit card companies often promote rewards and cash-back programs to encourage spending. However, these programs can make it easy for you to build up a balance that’s difficult to repay.