Neilburg and area residents who dial 911 in the fall can expect to wait longer for an ambulance as they will be without a local ambulance service. 

Trucker Tom is loading up and truckin’ for a cause

A long time friend, volunteer and library liaison at Pioneer Lodge has been recognized by the Government of Alberta for her support and service to seniors.

While many in Saskatchewan and Alberta have been faced with overflowing rivers and major flooding, city officials want to reassure residents that the Border City is equipped to handle what comes its way.

Growth is in store for Saskatchewan this year according to a new report. A provincial trends report released last week by Scotia Economics pegs Saskatchewan’s gross domestic product to be the second-highest growing in the country in 2010.

The Border City will transform into biker city this weekend with the arrival of hundreds of motorcycles and thousands of spectators. 

 Motorists are asked to take alternate routes tomorrow if they are traveling downtown.