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Transforming a bad day and broken tree into a new wood carving

Transforming a bad day and broken tree into a new wood carving

When the carving is finished, expect a party.
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Motorist fined $820 for speeding in southeast Sask

Motorist fined $820 for speeding in southeast Sask

A summary offence ticket to a driver travelling at 152 kilometres per hour on July 9. 
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Future financial pressures will force MJ council to focus more on core services

Future financial pressures will force MJ council to focus more on core services

The 2023 audited financial statements have made it clear to city council that it must prioritize major capital projects in the future and focus more on providing core municipal services.
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Update: Heat warning comes to an end in the southeast

Update: Heat warning comes to an end in the southeast

Temperatures reaching 32 C, combined with overnight lows near 16 C, are expected for the next three to five days.
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Mike Strachan joins race to be Tory candidate in Souris-Moose Mountain

Mike Strachan joins race to be Tory candidate in Souris-Moose Mountain

Mike Strachan has been Torquay's mayor since 2009.
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Public library announces program options and events for Jane Austen month

Public library announces program options and events for Jane Austen month

LEGO Weekends: are open to children ages four and up during the library’s regular business hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Angus Reid study: Sask. faces highest economic stress in Canada

Angus Reid study: Sask. faces highest economic stress in Canada

NDP floats gas tax relief.
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City of Moose Jaw to use investment earnings to cover last year’s $1.4M deficit

City of Moose Jaw to use investment earnings to cover last year’s $1.4M deficit

During its July 8 regular meeting, city council received and unanimously approved the 2023 audited financial statements.
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Editorial: Council correctly sides with chickens

Editorial: Council correctly sides with chickens

Ultimately, the more the city can do to help facilitate residents in their desire to grow food the better – be that beehives, backyard hens, or maybe next boulevard veggie gardens – the better for our community.
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Estevan Mercury Flashback – July 11, 2007

Estevan Mercury Flashback – July 11, 2007

The Estevan Under 14 boys’ soccer earned a berth in the provincials championships mid-July 2007 in Kindersley.
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