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Tigers edged in overtime opener
The SVRSS Tigers hosted the Vincent Massey Vikings Sunday (Oct. 18), at the Centennial Arena, opening up their 2026-27 season. Fans were treated to an entertaining game that resulted in a 6-5 overtime loss to the Vikings however. Pictured, Avery Mckerchar braces for an incoming hit by a Vikings defender...More on B2
Screaming good time
The Northwest Regional Library held their annual Spooktober celebration this past weekend (Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16 and 17), at the Swan Valley Historical Museum. Hundreds of Valley residents, of all ages, attended the event and many left trembling. Pictured here, Lee and Blake Evans doing their best to leave a lasting mark, scaring the locals...More on A9
SRGCC hosts Second Annual Fall Classic
The Second Annual Fall Classic Golf Tournament took place last Wednesday (Sept. 30), at the Swan River Golf and Country Club. The event had over 80 golfers sign up for the two person, best ball tournament. (TOP) Ian Moosetail shows his form and launches his ball from the tee box. Organizer Craig Genaille said that, despite the, at times, windy conditions, all golfers had a great day, going after the more than $20,000 in cash prizes that were handed out.
A walk to remember
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation walk took place last Wednesday (Sept. 30) in Swan River. Hosted by the Elbert Chartrand Friendship Centre (ECFC), the day included a march down Main Street in Swan River, followed by a lunch back at the hall. The day honours residential school survivors, while remembering the children who never returned home, and to confront the painful history and lasting impacts of the Canadian Indian residential school system. The event started with an opening ceremy inside the ECFC with the walk following. Pictured is a large group of local residents that took part in the walk, who made the trek down Main Street wearing orange and holding up flags in honour of survivors.
Terry Fox Run, Walk, Skate, Roll, Bike
The Terry Fox Run, Walk, Skate, Roll, Bike event took place this past Sunday (Sept. 20), with registration outside the Swan River Centennial Arena. The event was attended by all walks of life, as well as all ages, to help raise awareness and support cancer research. Pictured, The event gets underway with numerous Swan Valley residents setting out on the route.
High school athletes return to the pitch
High School aged athletes took part in conditioning practices recently (Aug. 27), at the Rotary Soccer Fields. The conditioning was to help prepare them for the upcoming soccer season that is on the horizon. Pictured, Joyful Adetola (right), defends against attacking forward Ben Poole (left). See more on B3
SRGCC Holds Club Championship tournament
The Swan River Golf and Country Club held their Club Championship tournament last Sunday (Aug. 30), with a shotgun start at 11:00 a.m.. The tournament showcased four divisions that included senior, mens, womens and juniors. (TOP) Dennis Bowles chips out of the sand and onto the 18th green. See more on B2.
SRGCC hosts Ross Atkinson Memorial Tournament
The Swan River Golf and Country Club hosted the Ross Atkinson Memorial Golf Tournament last Saturday (Aug. 22), with over 120 golfers attending the event. All money raised will be donated to the Swan River Centennial Arena. Pictured here, Lukas Atkinson kicks off the day, teeing off in memory of his late father.
Cricket Championship Awarded
The Swan Valley Titans Cricket Club held their Championship match Sunday (Aug 16), featuring Sahil Strikers taking on the Rohit Renegades. The Renegades won in dramatic fashion, beating the Strikers 120-119. Here, Rohit Renegades were presented with the Tournament Championship Trophy by Swan Valley Credit Union representative Kaylyn Whibbs. (INSET) Anish Patel (left), eyes the ball that was pitched by Jaitik Patel (second from left) while Judge Snehal Prajapati and Sahil Parekh look on.
Community Breakfast takes over Minitonas Arena
The Minitonas and District Lions Club hosted a community wide pancake breakfast last Saturday (August 8), at the Minitonas & District Arena. Many people attended the event that celebrated the residents and volunteers who helped with the 2026 flooding. Here, Levi Church helps Larry Holland collect his plate and untensils.