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.

February 2019 was one of Coldest For Swift Current

In this March 05, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Following a colder than normal month of February, Environment Canada is offering its’ long term forecast as many await the arrival of spring. The Swift Current SPCA relies on donations throughout the year and is asking for your support in the 19 for 19 Campaign. A piece of Swift Current’s history is now lying in rubble as crews demolished the Palliser Regional Care Centre.

Southwest Saskatchewan Supports Annual Healthcare Fundraiser

In this November 6, 2018 episode of Southwest TV News; The annual Pharmasave Radiothon for Healthcare raised funds to purchase medical equipment at the Cypress Regional Hospital. Saskatchewan youth smoking rates are higher than the national average and a concern to the Canadian Cancer Society. Southwest Saskatchewan will experience winter however, Environment Canada is forecasting milder than normal temperatures.

Eye Catching Joe Fafard Sculpture Uses Scrap Metal

In this October 5, 2018 episode of Southwest TV News, Snow kicked off the month of October but mild autumn days are on the horizon. How does a $280 fine sound? Distracted driving is a concern on Saskatchewan roads and Police are on the look out for motorists breaking the law. Retailles is a unique exhibit by Saskatchewan artist Joe Fafard and is in the spotlight.

Moisture Still A Concern for Southwest Saskatchewan

In the September 14, 2018 episode: Environment Canada predicts a warmer and drier than normal fall, the Canadian Cancer has a new campaign to stop smoking and what to consider in planning a Fall trip to a provincial park.

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