Two Green Thumbs are looking forward to the new season of their store and hope to open in the coming weeks. With the snow melting away, Craven greenhouse workers Carol Nye and Wendy Kuntz look forward to an other successful season at Wolf’s Garden Centre. […]
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Craven’s Unique Charms And Challenges of Rural Area Commuting
Short drives foster stronger community connections Jocelyn Taylor, a 20-year-old student in the village of Craven, said her experiences are both rewarding and challenging as a regular commuter attending the University of Regina. Craven is only 37 kilometres northwest of Regina. “It is worth it […]
The Little Art Gallery: A Local Gem for Big Creativity
Artist Karen Klevgaard has increased exposure for small town artists and expanded art culture in her community by creating The Little Art Gallery. Located in the back of Studio 20 Hair Design in Craven, the gallery is an opportunity for local artists to showcase their […]
641 Grill Owner Expands Further into Regina
The owner of one of Craven’s only eateries, the 641 Grill, is adding to his plethora of restaurants. He purchased the Humpty’s on 1616 Albert St. in Regina and turned it into a new eatery called Rise & Dine. This restaurant is Bill Singh’s third […]
Life in Craven: A Small Community with a Big Heart
A place where neighbours feel like family, wildlife roams freely and a deep sense of community that binds residents together. With a population of 266 people, Craven is a hidden gem in Saskatchewan, known for its peaceful atmosphere and close-knit residents. Living in a […]
Finding the Forgotten: How a Prairie Village Honoured 45 Unknown Graves
When Rick Taylor cleared brush at Craven’s Forest Lawn Cemetery, he stumbled across a few rotted sticks and scattered stone remnants of grave markers long lost to time. “I know from years and years ago there used to be graves in here, and now nothing […]
Inside Regina’s Housing Crisis
INVESTIGATIVE SITE: INSIDE REGINA’S HOUSING CRISIS
Season of the Witch: Pagans, spirits and the Occult
The windows of a tall brick building on the corner of Main Street catch the eye. One window bares a sign that reads, “Cosmos Astrum Radio”, the other, a small pointy-eared dog sits underneath “The Mudutu Effect”. The building is home to The Mudutu Effect, a […]
First female leader of Saskatchewan NDP changes history
The first female leader of the provincial New Democrats gives hope to future generations that anything is possible no matter where you’re from. The small quiet town of Milestone is where Carla Beck, the first female NDP leader to be elected in Saskatchewan, went to high […]
Local bar & grill a mainstay for Milestone residents
After a long day’s work at the Co-op gas station & convenience store, Andrea Hurdman and Trisha Nykiforuk-racette like to head down the street to the Milestone Hotel Bar & Grill, a building older and taller than the others in the area. Hurdman enjoys […]
