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SGI's finances remain stable

SGI's finances remain stable

Financial stability. Those two words sum up the story told by the 2018-2019 financial and operational highlights for both the Saskatchewan Auto Fund and SGI CANADA, which were tabled in the provincial legislature today.
Moisture kickstarts sclerotinia spray discussions

Moisture kickstarts sclerotinia spray discussions

From Canola Watch The decision whether to spray for sclerotinia stem rot in canola begins with a moisture assessment about three weeks before flowering.
Premiers and national indigenous leaders' annual meeting at Big River First Nation

Premiers and national indigenous leaders' annual meeting at Big River First Nation

Canada’s Premiers will meet with National Indigenous Leaders on July 9 at the Sergeant Darby Morin Centre in Big River First Nation.
Yorkton honours Lieutenant Governor Molloy

Yorkton honours Lieutenant Governor Molloy

The City of Yorkton, in solidarity with the Government of Saskatchewan, has placed its flags at half-mast to pay its respects to Lieutenant Governor W. Thomas Molloy, who passed away on July 2nd after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
Fun with pond dipping

Fun with pond dipping

With the Yellowhead Flyway Birding Trails Association Summer Program
Rush lose Knight and Cornwall

Rush lose Knight and Cornwall

Go in NLL expansion draft
Kaminski brings renewed optimism to struggling Ice Wolves

Kaminski brings renewed optimism to struggling Ice Wolves

Editor’s note: This is the the latest in a series of features on the 12 head coaches in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League submiited by the league.
National Drowning Prevention Week proclaimed

National Drowning Prevention Week proclaimed

Set for July 21-27
Learning about roots of toastmasters

Learning about roots of toastmasters

Mike Neilson has been a toastmaster for a couple of years now, but found out Monday the organization has deeper roots in the city than he thought. Recently a former Yorkton member Dr.
Churchbridge school playground receives funds

Churchbridge school playground receives funds

Legacy Co-op recently made a major donation of $7,500 towards the playground project for the Churchbridge Public School. Co-op general manager Bruce Thurston recently made the presentation to Amanda Kornaga, Principal of Churchbridge Public School.
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