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GSSD notes from Nov. 19

Good Spirit School Division (GSSD) held their regular meeting of the board for November via Zoom on Thursday, November 19th.
Be safe - avoid thin ice

Be safe - avoid thin ice

With the arrival of colder temperatures, the Government of Saskatchewan reminds everyone to make sure that ice is safe and thick enough before walking or driving on it. Ice thickness depends on the particular waterbody and the local conditions.
First oil shale leases sold in Crown petroleum rights land sale

First oil shale leases sold in Crown petroleum rights land sale

Renewed interest in the Preeceville-Sturgis area
Returning Council in Esterhazy in chambers again

Returning Council in Esterhazy in chambers again

Mayor Grant Foster called the meeting to order and each member of the council swore the Oath of Office, at 6:00 PM in the Council Chambers in Esterhazy Thursday, November 12, 2020.
Agriculture This Week - Alternative energy a developing ag option

Agriculture This Week - Alternative energy a developing ag option

On a recent visit to www.producer.com I was interested to read a story on an Ethelton-area grain farm where a rather extensive array of solar panels had been installed.
SHA activates next phase of COVID-19 Surge Plan

SHA activates next phase of COVID-19 Surge Plan

Based on continu​ed surges in COVID-19 cases, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is moving forward with the next phase of its surge plan to meet the expected demand for COVID-19 patients in the next two weeks, including the required service slow
Sask. records its 54th COVID-19 related death

Sask. records its 54th COVID-19 related death

Also reports 259 new cases Thursday; 128 are in hospital
Thinking I do with words - Amazon is useless due to rampant knockoffs

Thinking I do with words - Amazon is useless due to rampant knockoffs

I am going to trash talk Amazon for a bit. One of the great things about brick and mortar is that you can go in and see, in person, the items you want to buy.
Local Chamber generally happy with small business program extension

Local Chamber generally happy with small business program extension

The Government of Saskatchewan announced the Saskatchewan Small Business Emergency Payment (SSBEP) program is being renewed for the period of Dec. 1 to Dec. 31.
New tax credit will help with home renos

New tax credit will help with home renos

Legislation for the new Saskatchewan Home Renovation Tax Credit was introduced today, fulfilling the government’s first commitment in the recent election campaign.
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