SW Sask News
Thaw safely: Tips to protect your home in the spring melt
Written by ContributedMother Nature’s latest wallop has left huge piles of snow in its wake. Managing the white stuff as it melts will help to keep your home safe.
There is more to Costa Rica than just a vacation destination. Costa Rica is known for its beaches, volcanoes and biodiversity but what most people don’t know is that it has a dark underbelly.
Workshop in Maple Creek will help those suffering trauma from domestic violence
Written by Andrea Carol
Arriving on the heels of the #MeToo movement, a domestic violence workshop is scheduled in Maple Creek on March 10.
David Anderson, Member of Parliament for Cypress Hills – Grasslands, today addressed the federal Liberals’ 2018 budget.
Fatal vehicle accident east of Morse Feb. 23
Written by ContributedOn February 23, at 10:05 p.m., Morse RCMP along with the Morse and Herbert Fire Departments responded to a single vehicle rollover on Highway 1, east of Morse.
Cypress Hill Destination Area businesses well represented for Tourism Sask. 2017 Awards finalists
Written by ContributedMembers of the Cypress Hills Destination Area Finalists in the 2017 Tourism Saskatchewan Awards of Excellence.
Millar College has a mission in Northern Ireland
Written by Andrea CarolKevin Peters is the Director of Athletics for Millar College of the Bible. A farm kid from Wymark, Peters has turned young Miller College students into world-class players as they will share their skills and athletic and more importantly, their love of God in Northern Ireland this coming spring.
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Tourism Sask. honours two southwest businesses
Two southwest businesses were honored at the Tourism Saskatchewan's 2017 Awards of Excellence Gala last Thursday night.Read more...
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Chinook receives provincial budget
On April 10, the 2018-2019 provincial budget was announced in the legislature with a 1.6% increase in operating funds for PreK-12 Education.Read more...
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April’s Traffic Safety Spotlight reminds drivers to #SlowDown before fines go up May 1
Whoa. In 2016, there were more than 124,000 convictions related to speeding in Saskatchewan. In a province with just over 800,000 licenced drivers, that's about…Read more...
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Busted! SGI releases top five insurance fraud schemes
He thought a little creative deception could help him scam SGI for $25,000, but one missing piece – a valid postal code – unraveled his…Read more...
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Drive safe this weekend on Sask. roads
The Easter long weekend is upon us. You might associate Easter with painted eggs, chocolate bunnies and ham supper. SGI administrators think about increased traffic…Read more...
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Tips to protect property from spring flood damage
The classical elements (earth, water, air and fire) are shifting and water is now “the new fire” according to The Insurance Bureau of Canada.Read more...
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Secret to a long life revealed by 105-year-old Maple Creek woman
Contrary to popular belief, your genes aren’t what determine how long you’ll live.Read more...
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