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Chinook Students Featured in High School Art Show
In this May 14, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; As the Victoria Long Weekend approaches traffic safety is in the spotlight with increased police enforcement on the roads. If you’re cleaning out the garage or grain bins be on the lookout for deer mice droppings as this is the main source of the Hanta Virus. The West Wing Gallery in Swift Current is featuring the creative talents of Southwest students through the annual High School Art Show.
Indigenous Tourism And The Promise It Holds For Saskatchewan
In this May 10, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Mental Health Awareness was the focus of a special fundraiser at the Centre in Swift Current. Indigenous tourism was one of the many topics of discussion during the annual 49×110 Conference hosted by Tourism Swift Current. 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the Saskatchewan Flag and the designer of the flag will visit the province this summer for a special event.
Farm Accidents Increasing Due to Contact With Power Lines
In this May 7, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Agricultural producers are reminded to be aware of power lines while moving equipment or working on the field. Dust and pollen are common this time of the year and health experts offer tips on coping with seasonal allergies. Join the Donate a Car Canada program and help the Swift Current SPCA.
History and Culture Take Centre Stage at Val Marie Event
In this May 3, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; The month of April concluded with snow and rain bringing much needed moisture to Southwest Saskatchewan. Val Marie was in the spotlight as students presented local stories as part of local heritage fair. Delegates from across the region also came together to discuss tourism at the Grassroots Tourism Conference. Over 200 participants laced up their bowling shoes for the 32nd Annual Ability Bowl in Swift Current.
About Southwest TV News
For over 13 years and 1,400 plus episodes, Southwest TV News has been there covering stories of the people of Southwest Saskatchewan. As part of our commitment to the Southwest, we’ve tried to not only report news of the day but also, to uncover important issues in the region.
Our core product is a 10 – minute TV News program that is produced twice a week from our studio in Swift Current. The show combines news of the day with human interest stories featuring the people, places, and events in the Southwest.
Host Carol Andrews has been here since the beginning
Youth Learn About the Importance of Agriculture
In this April 30, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Locking your doors is a simple step in theft prevention. The annual Discover the Farm program attracted youth from the Southwest to learn more about the importance of agriculture. The yard waste bins are open for another season in Swift Current and you’re encouraged to drop off your compostable yard waste at the designation sites.
Swift Current Chamber’s Outreach To Rural Businesses
In this April 26, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Swift Current City RCMP are asking for your help in locating three suspects involved in a recent road rage incident. Mobile Paving Ltd. has been announced as the medal sponsor for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games. As the Swift Current Chamber of Commerce seeks new members, the board recently visited the Garden of Eden Greenhouse & Gifts in Bluemnort.
Val Marie Artist in the Spotlight with Samskara Stories of Discernment
In this April 19 , 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; 2019 is a banner year for the City of Swift Current hosting numerous events and tickets are now available for the World Under 17 Hockey Challenge. With the return of warmer temperatures motorists and pedestrians are reminded to respect the rules of the road for everyone’s safety. The latest exhibition by Val Marie artist Diana Chabros is open to patrons of the Art Gallery of Swift Current.
Will You Volunteer for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games?
In this April 16, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; 2000 volunteers are required for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games in Swift Current and the host committee is hoping you’ll sign up for this rewarding experience. As you start up your bbq for another season, fire officials are reminding you to take a few precautions during these dry conditions. Daffodils are a sign of spring and part of an annual fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society.
