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National drug plan idea filled with false assumptions

National drug plan idea filled with false assumptions

A national drug plan may simply end up subsidizing the drug consumption of people who don't need subsidies
WENINGER

WENINGER

It is with great sadness that the family of Marlene Ann Weninger, announces her passing on July 28th, 2015. Infamously known as "Beans", she was born to her proud parents, Frank and Bertha on September 24, 1959 in Surrey, BC.
The search for yield

The search for yield

If you’ve been looking at conventional interest-bearing investments, you’re bound to be disappointed. Savings accounts are money-losing black holes. Guaranteed investment certificates and money market funds yield next to nothing.
SMITH

SMITH

Gary Leroy Smith was born on May 17th, 1940 at the family home of Bud & Pearl Smith in Mervin, Sask. He quietly slipped away on August 1st, 2015 while residing at the Pine Island Lodge in Maidstone.
North Battleford downtown getting Main Street Sask. help

North Battleford downtown getting Main Street Sask. help

North Battleford is partnering up with the province in its efforts towards downtown rehabilitation. The City has been accepted as one of the new communities in the Main Street Saskatchewan program.
Battlefords Ag Society hosts 128th North West Territorial Days

Battlefords Ag Society hosts 128th North West Territorial Days

The year 2015 will see the 128th annual Northwest Territorial Days exhibition at the Battlefords Agricultural Society grounds in North Battleford.
NDP to nominate federal candidate Aug. 16

NDP to nominate federal candidate Aug. 16

The federal election has been called, but parties in Battlefords-Lloydminster were still in the process of getting their candidates in place for the Oct. 19 vote during the campaign’s first week.
JACOBSON

JACOBSON

In Loving Memory of (Carl) Harold Richard Jacobson, born December 5, 1925 at Shaunavon, SK. and passed away July 18, 2015 in North Battleford, SK.
$10,000 damage to elevator

$10,000 damage to elevator

A track hoe was used to cause as much as $10,000 damage to a Pioneer Grain elevator north of Lloydminster in the RM of Britannia. Maidstone RCMP says the damage was reported July 29.
Anybody who plays the piano can’t be all bad

Anybody who plays the piano can’t be all bad

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