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Sask. creates new public safety award

byDan Gray

February 28, 2025

Red Bicycle celebrates mentorship award

byTaylor Weaver

June 27, 2024

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Sask. first in organ and tissue donation
Saskatchewan is marking National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Month (NOTDAM) with events and campaigns all April. On April 7, the province also honoured Green Shirt Day (GSD), inspired by Logan Boulet, a Humboldt Broncos player who died in the 2018 bus crash and donated his organs. His organ donation inspired nearly 150,000 Canadians to…
Vaadeland proves ‘em wrong with Juno
Jake Vaadeland grew up in Big River, Sask., hearing, “No one likes bluegrass and country music,” and getting teased for the way he dressed. Well … looks like he’ll get the last laugh. Now 21 years old, the Cut Knife resident and frequent performer at the Vic Juba Community Theatre won his first-ever Juno Award…
Mike Simons
April 9, 1958 -February 22, 2025 We said goodbye to a kind soul who travelled through a cruel disease with grace. Mike leaves behind a broken-hearted community to mourn him, his loving wife Linda, Trish (Matt), Aiden, Addi, Lucy, Logan – Trina (Neal) Trey, Riley, Nadeen, Deagan, Jesse and Eva. His siblings – Rod (Marcia),…
Kenneth Sidney Prodgers
December 19 1928 – March 22 2025 Ken was born in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan to Sidney Imms Prodgers and Katherine (Lix) Prodgers. Ken was raised on a farm southwest of Blackfoot, Alberta along with 2 younger sisters and a brother. Ken married Robina May Prodgers in 1950 and raised 11 children together on the same farm.…
40 Ave. gets signals and turning lanes
Residents will see more upgrades to 40 Ave. following the April 7 council meeting. The signalization of 40 Ave. was awarded to Can-Traffic Services Ltd. but other work was also discussed. Read more: New traffic lights being added near Cenovus Energy Hub Most notably, the widening of 40 Ave. to include turning lanes. The work…