The landscape around present day Nipawin, with it forests, flatlands, river, and heights has for centuries attracted ...

According to Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) there are currently 64 fires burning, four of which have forced ...

Canada Day celebrations are happening throughout the northeast, all around the province, and all across the country tomorrow, ...

“Such senseless damage not only affects public property but also undermines the safety, pride, and spirit we work hard to uphold in our town.” The Town said the act is under investigation by the ...

According to the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, eight of these fires are contained, seven are not, and others are the subject of ongoing assessment. In a Canadian Press report, SPSA indicated ...

Part 4 of How Canada Wins series“Providing opportunities for positive choices” Since 1992, Nipawin Oasis Community Centre Co-operative has been a beloved and essential social organization in the ...

Brief about Suncrest College scholarships and galaThis year, the college will award over $212,000 in scholarships and bursaries to students enrolled in the 2024-2025 school year. Students from the ...

First in How Canada Wins seriesOfficials from the City of Melfort, the Town of Nipawin and the Town of Tisdale, the three largest communities in the region, together making up a population of about 13 ...

Article content Jimmy Jean, vice-president, chief economist and strategist for the Desjardins Group, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how the latest inflation data is a ‘sigh of relief ...

Kremlin critic Bill Browder, CEO of Hermitage Capital, head of the Global Magnitsky Justice campaign and author of “Freezing Order,” talks with the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about the status of ...

Some buildings and some vehicles have been de-faced by vandals overnight in Nipawin, with vandals spray painting at least eight locations. Sheds, houses, fences, and vehicles were targeted. We ...

In Nipawin, veterans, dignitaries and family members were part of a wreath-laying ceremony at the Cenotaph next to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #120. The public, normally encouraged to attend, ...