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New amendments to air and rail transportation have come through the government process and will soon become law.

Husky officials say they are applying all the lessons learned from the 2016 North Saskatchewan oil spill in designing new pipelines that will run from Lloydminster all the way up to the RM of Frenchman Butte.

For many people leadership is a character trait you either have or you don’t. For Bruno native Joelle Buckle, leadership is a trait she not only carries today, but is one she has been showcasing for many years.

Living Sky School Division staff made a presentation last week at a board meeting regarding engagement of First Nation, Métis and Inuit students and discussed how some students are declaring Indigenous identity.

This year’s 4-H Expo, hosted by the Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association, marked 101 years of 4-H in Saskatchewan and Alberta.

Co-op is helping to build a place for everyone in Hafford with funding for the Hafford and District Recreation Board. The Co-op Community Spaces Program is providing $54,000 to help turn an abandoned and contaminated railroad bed into a new park.

With a growing population comes a need to deal with everything that goes down the toilet.

Humboldt has always been home to Tanner Schatz, even after leaving to go to medical school. Schatz will be returning to his hometown to join the Humboldt clinic on July 1 as a general practitioner, with interest in men’s health and sports medicine.

BJORKDALE — The Bjorkdale Fire Department is receiving $10,000, which will go toward new gear and help upgrade the department’s 1971 fire truck. The money is coming from Concentra Bank, which provides financial services to credit unions.

The RCMP Crime Reduction Team initiative will be permanently expanded and North Battleford will be a key part of the expansion.