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Genocide Spotlighted at Dinsmore School

Presentations on Holocaust, Ukraine Holodomor killings drive home point about hate & prejudice

Robertson Forms Parkinson's Support Group

First meeting set for Wednesday night at Legion Hall

Outlook Town Council News & Notes - April 26

The Town of Outlook's council met for a scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, April 26 in the council chambers in the town offices building.

Loreburn Legion to Hold Rededication Service

Event coincides with D-Day on June 6

Buchanan resident wins $100,000 in lottery

Talk about great timing! Debbie Olynyk had just finished looking for a new car when she discovered she had won $100,000 on the March 24 Lotto Max Extra. Now, the Buchanan resident is gearing up to get the car she’s always wanted.
Seneca Root Museums Association meets in Kamsack

Seneca Root Museums Association meets in Kamsack

Representatives of seven of the nine members of the Seneca Root Museum Association met in Kamsack last week for the first of two meetings the association has each year.

A member of The Key First Nation sentenced on drug and firearm charges

A resident of The Key First Nation, who was recently found guilty for drug and weapon charges, will be doing some time in jail.
Canora Resource Centre Easter day camp creates ‘Egg-stra Ordinary’ artwork

Canora Resource Centre Easter day camp creates ‘Egg-stra Ordinary’ artwork

As part of their Easter Break activity at the Canora Resource Centre, on April 22 members of a group of youth took part in an unusual artistic activity, said Gwen Britton, youth program co-ordinator.
Canora celebration for Canada 150 looking to involve entire community

Canora celebration for Canada 150 looking to involve entire community

The Town of Canora has announced its tentative schedule of events for the Canada 150 celebration, and there is something for everyone, according to Brandi Zavislak, community development officer.

Town council deals with 2017 mill rates, Canada 150 fly over, and wall climbing

Reporting on the 2017 school division mill rates, a Canada 150 fly over, and a wall climbing event were among the items of concern to town council at its regular meetings on April 4 and 18.
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