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Calgary, AB — Following is a statement by the the Western Canadian Wheat Growers: The Western Canadian Wheat Growers is disappointed by the ruling that the federal government may impose a carbon tax onto the provinces.

Regina – The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal’s decision to rule against the province’s constitutional challenge to the federal carbon tax is disappointing to Saskatchewan small businesses, says the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

Submitted The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan will continue to advocate for climate change policies that don’t harm the agriculture industry and that recognize producers’ role in managing and sequestering carbon.

HUDSON BAY — One man is dead after a collision between a SUV and a car on Highway 9 in Hudson Bay. On the evening of May 2, a southbound car crossed into the northbound lane and struck a northbound SUV.

SASKATOON – Canadian Taxpayers Federation Federal Director Aaron Wudrick released the following statement in response to the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal’s decision on the constitutionality of the federal carbon tax: “As interveners in Saskatchewan’s

Next court date is May 30

The annual Lakeland Library Region Winter Reading Program was a success with over 150 ballots received from libraries throughout Lakeland Library Region, says Colin Evans, community services librarian.

Submitted Rose McDonald accepting her winnings of $12,035 from Sue Pruden-McIvor, Battlefords Union Hospital Foundation Board of Directors.

The Battlefords Humane Society continues to raise money for its new facility as negotiations with the City of North Battleford are ongoing.