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A state of emergency remains in Swift Current as high water levels remain a concern in the southern Saskatchewan city.

Kalispell City Council indicated interest Monday in moving forward with a deal to purchase an additional section of retired railway that could extend the municipality’s Parkline Trail.

By Hayden Michaels Swift Current Mayor Al Bridal sent out an official message Wednesday in which he acknowledg...

By Hayden Michaels The City of Swift Current has declared a local emergency due to ongoing flooding. The announcement was made during a special city c...

As of 4 p.m. CST Wednesday, the city remained in a state of emergency as water levels continued to be high. 

By Hayden Michaels The City of Swift Current has declared a local emergency due to ongoing flooding. The annou...

Kalispell City Council approved several major housing developments Monday and finalized an ordinance aimed at discouraging panhandling on city streets.

Renovations of the city green space are set to start May 15.

A project to replace the roofs on Lancaster Central Market’s two towers is underway and will take an estimated 10 weeks to complete.

A bill under consideration in the state Legislature that would require Kalispell to redraw the city’s wards or eliminate half of its City Council seats is proving unpopular among municipal officials.