Gull Lake adopts Safe Places – Youth Certified initiative
Gull Lake has become the first community outside of Swift Current to adopt the Safe Places – Youth Certified initiative.
Launched in Swift Current in...
A number of local fire bans now lifted
Following a series of recent rains and cooler temperatures a series of area fire bans are now lifted.
An announcement was made earlier this week...
SCBEX public nomination period now open
A revamped nominating and selection procedure has been unveiled for the upcoming SCBEX - Spirit of Swift Current awards.
An open call for nominations is...
City warns customers of local utility billing scam
The City of Swift Current wishes to advise utility customers that we are aware of a telephone scam currently taking place in our community.
“The...
Brad Wall retiring from politics
Saskatchewan Premier and Swift Current MLA Brad Wall will be retiring as Saskatchewan’s Premier as soon as the Sask Party elects a new leader.
Wall...
Walk retracing historical Swift Current – Battleford Trail route
Members of the Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society began a journey from Swift Current to Battleford this past Thursday, retracing the route of The...
Young musical talent in the spotlight
Participants of the Music Camp in Swift Current again had a memorable experience to wrap up an intensive week of music making.
Three groups of...
Be on the watch for quick developing algae blooms
The recent warm temperatures in the province may result in the quick formation of algae blooms.
The Water Security Agency and the Saskatchewan Ministry of...
SGI reminds motorists to drive safely over the August long weekend
SGI is asking drivers to take special care on Saskatchewan roads and highways heading into the long weekend, as you’re more likely to be...
Saskatchewan’s August petroleum and natural gas public offering cools off
Except for a strong showing in the Southeast, Saskatchewan’s August public offering of petroleum and natural gas dispositions cooled off following the year’s best...