Broncos set to celebrate 50th season
The Swift Current Broncos franchise is celebrating 50 seasons, beginning today when they face the Saskatoon Blades to open the 2016-17 Western Hockey League regular season.
The Swift Current Broncos franchise is celebrating 50 seasons, beginning today when they face the Saskatoon Blades to open the 2016-17 Western Hockey League regular season.
Correspondence allegedly sent by a prospective city councillor criticizing a community organization for supporting the Safe Places Youth Certified Initiative has been obtained by the media.
Harvest progress in the Southwest made some positive progress last week thanks to the anticipated arrival of dry, warm and sunny conditions.
Local restaurateur Ricardo Morin hopes the second time is a charm in his bid for Swift Current City Council.
The Saskatoon Blades defeated the Swift Current Broncos 5-1 to ruin their 2016-17 Western Hockey League regular season opener and the debut of new head coach Manny Viveiros.
The SWAC golf championships were held at Ponteix on Sept. 13. Thanks to Ponteix Golf Club and commissioner Jo-Ann Sadden for all their hard work! 25 boys and three girls took part in the event.
The Swift Current Comp. Colts soccer team cruised to a 7-1 win during their debut in the Moose Jaw High School Soccer League Wednesday.
The City has proclaimed this week as Saskatchewan Abilities Council Awareness Week - and among the milestones the local Abilities chapter is celebrating, is the launch of a new volunteer program.
The corner of 1st Avenue NE and Chaplin Street has recently undergone a facelift, thanks to the opening of a new plaza.
All eyes were on Optical Image this past Wednesday when the Central Ave. business was selected as the SCBEX Spirit of Swift Current 2015 Member Business of the Year.
The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce (SCC) has announced the 55 finalists for the Achievement in Business Excellence (ABEX) awards, and two Swift Current-based businesses are among the nominees.
The enduring hits of the The Eagles were given new life by amazing tribute band Hotel California on September 22.
Playing the EXTRA on her May 21 lottery ticket turned into a $100,002 payday for Danielle Allard from Ponteix.
“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.” – Milton Berle
Editor: Election time must be approaching as the editorials from Don Robinson have started and last week he wanted me to tell him if anyone has ever received a levy from the sale of city lots.
Editor: It is unfortunate that Don Robinson continues to attack the Elmwood Golf Club for our agreement with the City of Swift Current. To ensure clarity for taxpayers, I would like to restate, once again, the following points in regards to the agreement.
