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Dedicate a song

Dedicate a song

According to a recent poll conducted in our province, many people cited 2020 as the, if not one of the, worst years of their life. In all honesty, I’d have to say the same thing if one was basing that conclusion of the effect of the pandemic.
Signs of the times

Signs of the times

Prairie Wool
Words of Cheer – Perseverance – Soft Skill No. 3

Words of Cheer – Perseverance – Soft Skill No. 3

In cheerleading, a “waterfall” is a stunt with variations at levels 3-7. As shown in the photo, the flyer is launched into the air by her base group and then is assisted by another flyer to achieve more height and momentum.
It’s mid August of an extraordinary year

It’s mid August of an extraordinary year

Unity News
Lovely lilies in bloom throughout Meota

Lovely lilies in bloom throughout Meota

Meota News
Former resident returns to start dream business

Former resident returns to start dream business

Mayfair News
COVID-19 update: One additional death, 15 new cases, eight in hospital, nine more recoveries

COVID-19 update: One additional death, 15 new cases, eight in hospital, nine more recoveries

There are 15 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Aug. 16, bringing the total to 1,580 total cases.
COVID-19: Canada’s average testing rate 43,000 per day

COVID-19: Canada’s average testing rate 43,000 per day

In lieu of an in-person update to the media, Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer, issued the following statement Sunday: “There have been 121,889 cases of COVID-19 in Canada, including 9,024 deaths. 89% of people have now recovered.
More Sask. municipalities back call to reverse firearms ban

More Sask. municipalities back call to reverse firearms ban

Both the RM of Prince Albert and RM of Buckland are supporting a letter from the City of Cold Lake, Alberta around recent changes to firearms guidelines.

La Ronge bares its grief

A candlelight vigil was held Wednesday in La Ronge, Sask., to support Métis fiddle player Tristen Durocher’s advocacy for a legislated suicide prevention strategy in the province.
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