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New management approach explained at Crossroads Credit Union eighth annual meeting

A new approach to management at the Crossroads Credit Union was explained at the annual meeting held April 20 at the Rainbow Hall.

Half mill tax increase approved for Canora

Canora town council approved a $4.16-million general operating budget for 2016, which includes a half-mill increase in the municipal taxes, during its April 19 meeting. The mill rate is now 17.25 mills.
To overcome “Nature Deficit Disorder” one only needs to step outside

To overcome “Nature Deficit Disorder” one only needs to step outside

Recognizing that the Canora branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is now being led by a “much younger” executive, the branch can take pride in the fact that it is a leader in meeting a provincial SWF priority, said Steven Wyonzek, branch pre
Canora Veselka Ukrainian Dance presents 42nd annual concert

Canora Veselka Ukrainian Dance presents 42nd annual concert

Photographs by Craig Popoff of Canora Photography and Framing
Downtown Revitalization Beautification Project is gaining great momentum

Downtown Revitalization Beautification Project is gaining great momentum

By Brandi Zavislak Community Development Officer
Downtown Revitalization Beautification Project is gaining great momentum

Downtown Revitalization Beautification Project is gaining great momentum

By Brandi Zavislak Community Development Officer

The year of Ukrainians

All Things Considered column by Gail Krawetz

Local players participate in Bantam SaskFirst Tournament

Several local hockey players participated in the Bantam SaskFirst Tournament during the weekend in Regina.

Knights of Columbus called upon to hold fast to the Catholic principles

At the 94 th annual convention of the Saskatchewan State Council of the Knights of Columbus in Saskatoon on April 8 to 10, there was a call to return to the basics of the Columbian Order; a call for Knights to hold fast to the Catholic principles aro

Spring – sprang – sprung: A farmer’s story includes it all

Column by Kaare Askildt Formerly known as The Farmer in Training
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