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Oats may not be on the list of minor, or at least specialty crops on the Canadian Prairies these days, but a recent decision from a major buyer of the commodity has certainly put the crop at the forefront of industry news.

Q: What do college students and the Maple Leafs have in common? A: They’ve both finish their year by April.

Fans are getting their fill of great hockey as networks scramble to capture every moment of the 2015 NHL playoffs. Multiple games each night--every night--for viewers to keep up with (or totally avoid depending upon your proclivity for hockey).

Carlyle's Chaelynn Slykhuis says the Arcola/Carlyle Health and Healing Expo held April 18 and 19 at Arcola's Prairie Place Hall is “intended to create a non-competitive, nonjudgmental environment where people can come and explore a lot of different o

The students of GFK had a great time at the first ever Foam Dance. Last Friday they danced in 3 feet of bubbles while lasers flashed and foam floated from the ceiling. It was an amazing experience.

The room grew quiet when she entered. She was convinced that the sound of laughter she had heard would mean an enjoyable break away from her office for a few minutes. But the room became suddenly and uncomfortably quiet as she stepped in.

A current news source says “11 Christians have been killed every hour for the past 10 years. Christians are martyred now mostly in Africa and Asia: Congo, Sudan, Nigeria, India, Iraq, and Syria.

The janitor of God; Shannon's Beloved; Jesse (Tammy) & Bert's (Bevin) Papa; Niah, Ayla, Riel, Quinn, & Coco's Diede; Myrna, Sandy, Tim (Donna), & Sherri's (James) brother; Hank & Gyda's son-in-law; and uncle to many amazing nieces & nephews, died in

D.C. Lumb, late of Weyburn, SK passed away April 17, 2015 at the age of 95 years. D.

Brems – Lillian Mary Annie Brems, age 89, late of Carlyle, SK. Lillian Brems (nee Levesque) was born in Forget, Sk. to Ludger and Alice Levesque on September 13, 1925.