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TISDALE — One of the largest dance festivals in the Northeast marked its tenth anniversary. Dance Experience, hosted by the Tisdale Dance Centre, saw almost 1,000 dancers from 12 different dance clubs visit the RECplex from April 18 to April 22.

TISDALE — Businesses on Main Street will soon be able to use Sea-Cans for storage, if a change to the zoning bylaw passes. Right now, businesses aren’t technically able to use Sea-Cans for storage, but they can use sheds.

BORDON — The Borden Co-op held their annual supper and meeting April 18 in the Borden Community Centre, with about 90 enjoying a supper catered to by the Borden Lions.

The Cudworth Wildlife Federation took the time to celebrate the achievements of their members with their annual banquet and fish fry on April 14.

Monthly community safety report

The need is there for a personal care facility in St. Brieux and, thanks to fundraising efforts, the project is a third of the way funded. Fundraising efforts continued during the St. Brieux Manor auction on April 21. St. Brieux Manor Inc.

WILKIE — The St. Jame’s CWL, with approximately 80 ladies from Wilkie and area and with the support of the diocese, felt the need to help with the fight against mental illness across the country.

Support for the Humboldt Broncos has been coming in droves, including by way of food donations.

TISDALE — A family literacy event at Cumberland College’s Tisdale branch was a chance for both the young children attending – and the adult basic education students organizing it – to learn.

On Thursday, April 26 in the legislature, Battlefords MLA Herb Cox gave extensive remarks about a motion by Kelvington-Wadena MLA Hugh Nerlien, which called on the assembly to reject “the NDP’s plan to increase spending by over $2.