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Generational poverty among First Nation people is explained by historical context, trustee Richard Hiebert wrote in a presentation featured at the Sept. 14 Living Sky School Division board meeting.

Orders paint job on the other at Cameron McIntosh Airport

CARROT RIVER — Carrot River Fire Department has designed a junior firefighter program, to allow youth from Grades 10 to 12 become members. As junior members they are under 18, and that comes with restrictions.

The mayor of Humboldt believes his trip to China on behalf of the city will bear fruit. Rob Muench visited Hangzhou, a city of 9.5 million two hours southwest of Shanghai.

Maidstone RCMP are requesting public assistance in locating person(s) and the vehicle responsible for a three-vehicle collision in the westbound lanes of Highway 16 near Marshall on Sept. 16 Police report that just before 10 p.m.

The Saskatchewan Foster Families Association is launching a public awareness campaign in North Battleford and the surrounding area to encourage individuals and families to consider fostering vulnerable infants and young children.

Mayor Ryan Bater could not have been happier with the outcome of the Sunday evening’s Amber Alert, or the reaction of citizens to it.

Saskatchewan North District RCMP members are taking a pro-active approach to deter and prevent rural crime, according to an RCMP press release. According to the release, members are committed to making rural patrols on back roads and grid roads.

The Government of Saskatchewan has designated the Shiloh Baptist Church and cemetery as the province’s 53rd Provincial Heritage Property.

At the Sept. 12 Living Sky School Division board of education meeting, school board trustee Richard Hiebert gave a presentation about poverty. Hiebert has a PhD and wrote a thesis called The Education of Students From Poverty.