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Northern Manitoba outfitters, lodges seeing COVID changes this tourism season

Some northern outfitters and lodges are opened for business but are seeing some changes this tourism season compared to previous years because of COVID-19.
Rhein Rockets play pair in Ituna

Rhein Rockets play pair in Ituna

The Rhein Rockets were in action Saturday playing a two-game set in Ituna. In game one the Rockets met the Whitewood Falcons with Rhein starter Brett Peppler going the distance, after giving up runs in the first.
Local horticulture going virtual

Local horticulture going virtual

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society’s annual Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Show is going virtual this year.
Province announces 42 new COVID-19 cases Sunday

Province announces 42 new COVID-19 cases Sunday

Thirteen is hospital
The Meeple Guild - Table Hockey, a childhood favorite gets serious

The Meeple Guild - Table Hockey, a childhood favorite gets serious

When it comes to games fondly remembered from my childhood, now some half century in the rear view mirror, few come close to the excitement and joy generated by table hockey.
Sunny Side Up - No social distancing required in the most important relationship of all

Sunny Side Up - No social distancing required in the most important relationship of all

COVID-19, with all its adjustments, terrors and sorrows will pass in time.
Fishing Parkland Shores: Lures benefit food banks

Fishing Parkland Shores: Lures benefit food banks

Few things excite a ‘fisherfolk’ more than finding a new lure to try. Let’s face it, you can always buy a new lure when you want, catching a fish, well that’s just pure hard work and luck, good and bad on the whim of Mother Nature.
Curts helped maintain Holdfast baseball

Curts helped maintain Holdfast baseball

Headed to Sask. Baseball Hall of Fame
Canadian universities partner to fight COVID-19

Canadian universities partner to fight COVID-19

At USask’s VIDO-InterVac
'Covert genocide': Province gets a 'D' on suicide prevention

'Covert genocide': Province gets a 'D' on suicide prevention

Métis fiddler Tristen Durocher has passed the halfway mark on his walk from La Ronge to Regina to press for a legislated suicide prevention strategy. He intends to fast in front of the legislature building until something is done about it.
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