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It’s another hurry hard season for the Unity Curling club

It’s another hurry hard season for the Unity Curling club

UNITY — For the first time in many years, the Unity Curling club struggled to fit all the teams into league play that came to register. It’s a good problem as many other Saskatchewan curling clubs are experiencing the opposite.
Members pay respects to long-time supporter

Members pay respects to long-time supporter

Drop In Centre News
Unearthing the beauty hidden within the wood

Unearthing the beauty hidden within the wood

ARC exhibit features Gordon Munn
Seniors’ fundraiser lunch and book sale

Seniors’ fundraiser lunch and book sale

Oops, an error was made on the day of our fundraiser. It is Wednesday, Jan. 13. The Maymont seniors are having the fundraiser that will be held in the Maymont Seniors’ Centre. We will be having a soup and sandwich lunch at noon, and also a book sale.
Snowmobile enthusiasts asking for some white stuff

Snowmobile enthusiasts asking for some white stuff

Meota news
2014 still holds permit record in Battleford

2014 still holds permit record in Battleford

The year 2014 continues to hold the record when it comes to building permits issued by the Town of Battleford. Reports presented to Monday evening's council meeting saw the year 2015 sitting at eighth place out of the last 13 years.
New administrator starts at Town Hall

New administrator starts at Town Hall

Battleford's new administrator is the current mayor of Kindersley.
Time to put children's health care on the national agenda

Time to put children's health care on the national agenda

The "social determinants of health" - like adequate income, stable employment and quality education that impact health - need critical attention
Taryn Kotchorek wins second Rookie of the Month award

Taryn Kotchorek wins second Rookie of the Month award

Kotchorek has put together a strong season for the Battlefords North Stars.
Canada needs to better manage health care system's workforce

Canada needs to better manage health care system's workforce

A new health accord must include the establishment of a dedicated health workforce agency
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