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In the thrilling world of saddle bronc riding, young cowboys face the ultimate challenge: holding on for eight seconds against a bucking bronc. Thanks to the Cowtown Roughstock, a non-profit group in Maple Creek, aspiring riders are getting the chance to sharpen their skills and chase that elusive 8-second glory.
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The game of hockey is a common pass time in many Saskatchewan communities and in Maple Creek the sport has taken on a unique twist with two neighbors coming together at the local rink for the“Battle of the Little Big Puck.”
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In this February 8, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News ; Seat belts save lives and this February you’re reminded to buckle up with a RCMP Traffic blitz. Perceptual Playground is a unique exhibit at the Art Gallery of Swift Current featuring Regina artist Zane Wilcox. A Cabri photographer is showcasing her work through a current exhibition at the Jasper Culture & Historical Centre.
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In this October 26, 2018 episode of Southwest TV News: Tina Cresswell and staff have said farewell to the customers of the Star Café & Grill in Maple Creek as the restaurant has closed its doors. Community and recreation was in the spotlight during the annual SPRA Roundup Conference. A showcase of work by Saskatchewan artist Joe Fafard is in the spotlight at the Art Gallery of Swift Current
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In this episode: A zero tolerance for drugs and alcohol is in place across Saskatchewan,the Swift Current S.P.C.A. and Southwest Crisis Services are joining forces for a new pet safekeeping program and checking your smoke detectors.
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In this epsiode: The Lyric Theatre announces a number of new projects, Digging up history in Grasslands National Park and Farm safety is a growing concern.
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In this Episode: Distracted Driving continues to be a leading cause of accidents, Harvest of Hope helps people globally and the start of the school year and vaccinations
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In this episode; West Nile continues to be a risk, Saskatchewan Parks has some good news about camping in the fall and motorists are reminded to slow down in school zones.
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In this episode: The city of Swift Current unveils its plan for Ashley Park and Oman school sites. Local RCMP warn residents to not share vacation plans on social media and knowing your limits in the water.
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In this episode; August 2018 sets records for hottest month, We take a look at Grasslands National Park Rattlesnake management strategy and Avoiding the deadliest time on the farm.
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In this episode we take a look how the RCMP will enforce impaired driving from Marijuana. We have highlights from the 2018 Saskatchewan Landing Triathlon and an update on the 2018 Southwest harvest.
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In this episode we talk to the Saskatchewan Health Authority about the health risks in the ongoing heat wave. We profile a new community event hosted by the Living Sky Casino and we take a look at the works of Eastend artist Nick Saville.
