As wildfires continue to displace families and threaten communities across Saskatchewan, broadcasters from across the province are coming together for a united day of action — a province-wide Radiothon in support of the Canadian Red Cross and wildfire evacuees, happening Thursday, June 12.   Saskatchewan Day Of Caring For Wildfire Evacuees is a collaborative effort that will see radio stations across Saskatchewan dedicating airtime throughout the day to raise funds and awareness for those impacted by the 2025 Saskatchewan wildfires.   Funds raised during the Radiothon will go directly to the Canadian Red Cross Saskatchewan 2025 Wildfires Appeal.   Donations to the Canadian Red Cross will be used to assist those impacted by the wildfires in Saskatchewan with immediate and ongoing relief, including financial assistance, support to evacuees and the communities hosting them, recovery and resilience efforts in response to the wildfires, as well as supporting community preparedness and risk reduction for future all-hazard disaster events within Saskatchewan.  Every radio station and media outlet across the province, from Kindersley to Yorkton, Shaunavon to La Ronge, Saskatoon to Regina will be giving the people of Saskatchewan the opportunity to show their care and concern for our province.   How to Get Involved:   • Donate to the Red Cross here: https://www.redcross.ca/SKDAYOFCARING   • Or Text RADIO to 45678 to donate $10   • Share via social media using #SKDayOfCaring

Thanks to the Melfort Tim Hortons and selecting Plus Industries as the recipients of this year's Smile Cookie Campaign.  And a big a thank you to Melfort and surrounding community for purchasing Smile Cookies April 28th to May 4th. Thanks to you we were able to raise $13,924.58 to go towards a new van! Thank you for your generous support!

Naicam Cadets learn how to send messages through Morse Code Some cadets in Naicam have recently learned how to send messages using Morse Code. This year, 2815 RCACC added Morse Code training as an extra communication skill that was fun and challenging for cadets to learn. Cadet Jodayne Bertram said in the release that “using the radios was awesome, while Cadet Robyn Flath added “my favorite part about the communications course was being able to experience and use the real radio. I also enjoyed talking to someone in British Columbia and learning how Ham radios work.” Flath said in a news release that joining Cadets “would be a great opportunity to help me later on in my adult life while also helping me be a better student,” while Bertram joined because the program “teaches you responsibility.” Commanding Officer of 2815 RCACC, Lieutenant Kathleen Keen, said in the release that they have been trying to recruit adult staff. “We are looking for two more staff that are motivated and ready to join our team,” said Keen. Ideal staff are those who “have intentions of staying with the Naicam corps for the long-term” and who are interested in enrolling into the Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service branch of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) as Cadet Instructor Cadre Officers. Interested adults would assist in supervision, training and administration of the Cadet Program. Keen said they work together well as a team, are motivated, hands-on and communicate often. Cadets are also being recruited, and events this spring include a weekend field training activity, a skiing activity, marksmanship training with the Daisy 853c Air Rifle, and a weekend training activity with the Melville Cadets at Camp Saskadet. Anyone interested in Cadets can come by the Naicam School gym Tuesdays between 7 and 9 pm. “I would tell them it is fun and that it is free. Lots to do!” said Cadet Morrison Obrigewitch. Flath agreed. “I think joining cadets will give you a greater chance of achieving a dream you might have, whether that be your dream job or mastering a dream skill,” added Flath. To accomplish your dreams, Flath indicated that “you have to be ready to put in the work and be committed. The Cadet Program is open to all youth between the ages of 12-18. – Cam.lee@pattisonmedia.com

Prosperity Credit Union is investing in the next generation of leaders! We’re awarding 25 scholarships worth $1,000 each—that’s $25,000 to support students across rural Saskatchewan who are making a real difference.If you’ve demonstrated leadership, given back to your community, or overcome a challenge with resilience—we want to hear YOUR story. This is your chance to turn your hard work into a head start on your future. Apply today and show us how you’re building the future! https://drivingruralprosperity.ca/rb/our-journey-new-design-copy/

We just posted a new volunteer opportunity: Walk of Hope - Committee Member https://dosomegood.ca/opportunity/walk-of-hope-committee-member-33365-2588272

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