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Seven and a half decades have passed, yet images of D-Day and in particular Juno Beach resonates with many of us as if the event were one at least in our own lifetime.

Trinity Happy is the first place winner within the Assiniboine River Watershed and also the Provincial Grand Prize in the Association’s annual poster contest.

The service rig industry, a vital part of Alberta and Saskatchewan's oil and gas sector, has been needlessly restricted by unnecessary rules that limit movement between work sites and across provincial borders.

The Kamsack Power House Museum board and volunteers once again hosted an opening event for the facility on May 19. The day began with a pancake breakfast including sausages, strawberries and whipped cream, and refreshments.

Mosaic has made a major contribution toward a current Health Foundation fundraising effort.

Kamsack native Shanley Allard began her new position as Kamsack recreation director on May 13. Allard and her husband Jeremy have three children: Kaley, 8; Shayla, almost 10 and Cameron, 11.

Two physicians have been recruited for the Canora area to join the team of Dr. Victor Obiora, Dr. Seema Ahmed and Lorri Dennis (nurse practitioner.) Dr. Ali Aryafar began his work at the Canora Health and Wellness Centre on January 21 and Dr.

Tonight, Chief Justice Robert Richards, Administrator of Saskatchewan on behalf of Lieutenant Governor W. Thomas Molloy, will invest six extraordinary citizens into the Saskatchewan Order of Merit in Regina.

The 2019 spring edition of the PALS (Performing Arts and Leisure Society) Draft Horse Field Days was held in Rama on May 18 and 19. Walter Hughes of Preeceville, PALS president, said approximately 20 volunteers were involved in putting on the event.