The Fort Qu'Appelle Times

Affectionately known in the area as the old stone church, it opened for worship on Oct. 30, 1892. When it opened, The Vidette reported that a choir from St. A...ndrew’s in Fort Qu’Appelle and people from Indian Head and Wolseley packed the little building to make it a memorable day. But a short time after the railroad came through in 1904, most of its members gravitated to Knox Church which was built in Abernethy. To read this story and more, pick up a copy of this weeks edition or subscribe by calling us toll free at 1-844-GNG-NEWS (ext. 227). You can also sign up for an online subscription for only $5 per month at www.grasslandsnews.ca

Changes made to Fort Qu'Appelle Dog and Cat Bylaw, licenses life-long To read this story and more, pick up a copy of this weeks edition or subscribe by calling ...us toll free at 1-844-GNG-NEWS (ext. 227). You can also sign up for an online subscription for only $5 per month at www.grasslandsnews.ca See more

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