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swiftcurrentonline.com > articles > medicine-hat-brewing-company-brings-history-craft-beer-and-scratch-made-food-together

Medicine Hat Brewing Company brings history, craft beer and scratch-made food together

4+ day, 5+ hour ago   (562+ words) Pick up is now available from 9am to 3pm 300-198 1st Ave NE For Medicine Hat Brewing Company, looking ahead has always involved keeping one eye on the past. The family-owned brewery opened in 2016, but its name reaches back more than a century. When…...


swiftcurrentonline.com > articles > southwest-artist-releases-book-chronicling-career-mental-health-struggles

Southwest artist releases book chronicling career, mental health struggles

6+ day, 6+ hour ago   (754+ words) Pick up is now available from 9am to 3pm 300-198 1st Ave NE Swift Current artist Bill Philpott is sharing the story of his life, career, and Christian faith in a newly released book. Oh Winnie! You’re Mad? Madly in Love with Me! The…...


swiftcurrentonline.com > articles > southwest-based-ucalgary-researcher-examines-ufo-contact-through-anthropologic-lens

Southwest based UCalgary researcher examines UFO contact through anthropological lens

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (740+ words) Pick up is now available from 9am to 3pm 300-198 1st Ave NE A southwestern Saskatchewan researcher and University of Calgary anthropology professor is examining how people around the world are attempting to make contact with extraterrestrial beings through practices that combine spirituality and…...


swiftcurrentonline.com > articles > tiger-salamanders-venture-out-in-southwest-sask-

Tiger salamanders venture out in southwest Sask.

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (341+ words) Pick up is now available from 9am to 3pm 300-198 1st Ave NE As summer gives way to fall, the province's only species of salamander is on the move. Nature Saskatchewan is encouraging southwest residents to keep a careful eye out as western tiger…...


swiftcurrentonline.com > articles > hazlet-woman-builds-stronger-rural-communities-through-creativity-and-connection

Hazlet woman builds stronger rural communities through creativity and connection

3+ week, 6+ hour ago   (693+ words) For one southwest Saskatchewan economic development officer, keeping rural communities vibrant means thinking creatively, building connections and finding new ways to bring people together. Lindsay Alliban has worked in economic development in rural Saskatchewan since 2009, while also serving as an…...


swiftcurrentonline.com > articles > southwest-history-gull-lake-protected-area-a-prairie-past

Southwest History: Gull Lake Protected Area, a prairie past

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (353+ words) Southwestern Saskatchewan is home to many archaeological sites, and one site, situated on the Missouri Coteau escarpment, holds clues to Indigenous land use potentially as early as around 1,800 years ago. The Gull Lake Protected Area, also known as Archaeological Site…...


swiftcurrentonline.com > articles > aphids-running-rampant-after-lentil-harvest-in-southwest

Aphids running rampant after lentil harvest in southwest

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (256+ words) Aphid numbers have surged across southwest Saskatchewan, with large numbers of flying aphids appearing in communities as crops are harvested. Dr. James Tansey, provincial insect and invertebrate pest management specialist with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, says the insects are…...


swiftcurrentonline.com > articles > grasslands-national-park-featured-on-royal-canadian-mint-collector-coin

Grasslands National Park featured on Royal Canadian Mint collector coin

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (244+ words) Grasslands National Park is being featured on a new collector coin celebrating Canada's national parks. The park is part of the Royal Canadian Mint's 2026 four-coin series, Canada's National Parks, which highlights protected areas from different regions across the country. The…...