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Activate accelerated at UCHS

Activate accelerated at UCHS

In commitment of their goal to manifest all facets of the word “Activate” – set in motion, make active, organize and create – Unity Composite High School students continue to find ways to develop and strengthen their Activate message and brand.
Keeping the dancers in Nipawin

Keeping the dancers in Nipawin

Nipawin Veselii Dancers celebrate 25 years
Medstead Hall hosts third annual wild game banquet and awards

Medstead Hall hosts third annual wild game banquet and awards

In a festive community get together April 8, Medstead hosted the 3rd annual wild game banquet and awards at the local community hall.
Battleford resident wants dog-tethering bylaw

Battleford resident wants dog-tethering bylaw

If Battleford resident Melissa Kainberger had her way, dog owners would no longer be able to tether their dogs for more than 10 hours without being fined.
Big $6 million budget hole for Living Sky to address

Big $6 million budget hole for Living Sky to address

Living Sky School Division trustees got their first sense of how grim the financial picture is for the division in the wake of the provincial budget in March.
48-year-old woman missing

48-year-old woman missing

Spiritwood RCMP are asking the public’s assistance in locating Sandra Lafond of Spiritwood. Lafond was last seen leaving a residence in Spiritwood on Sunday, April 9 at approximately 3:30 p.m.
Budget fallout still dominates question period

Budget fallout still dominates question period

Debate raged on in the legislature over a familiar topic: the fallout from the provincial budget. The impact to school boards, libraries and municipalities was all mentioned at some point.
Discretionary use application for microbrewery approved

Discretionary use application for microbrewery approved

A discretionary use application has now been approved for the microbrewery proposed for the Riverview area.
Libraries plight raised at council

Libraries plight raised at council

Hearing it from Len Taylor, the hit to libraries from provincial budget cuts is far worse than the hit the cities are facing.
Melfort re-examining Spruce Haven plan

Melfort re-examining Spruce Haven plan

Melfort Council is reviewing its plan to develop recreation facilities at Spruce Haven Park in the face of a budget shortfall.
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