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The Nipawin Hawks’ lead in their Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League best of seven semi-final series was cut in half as they dropped a 3-2 decision in Flin Flon.

Bjorkdale School will remain a K to 12 school for another year. North East School Division trustees voted to end the review of the school at their April 11 meeting.

A gathering of agencies in Nipawin aimed to collect ideas about improving early childhood development.

A number of Northwest communities and organizations are among those receiving more than $1.2 million in charitable gaming grants from Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority.

Dating is hard.

A house fire, electrical in nature, in Hudson Bay was fatal to its 51-year-old occupant. Hudson Bay Fire, EMS and RCMP were dispatched April 9 at 6:45 a.m. The man was located inside the residence at the time.

Shawn Whyte is now in his second year of leading the Unity Composite High School robotics team.

The OnStage Dance Festival saw a strong Melfort showing, with over 100 dancers gracing the Humboldt stage.

As a child attending the Torch Trail Bible Camp, one of the activities Dianne Carlson would take part in is making dough boys – putting dough on a stick and cooking it over the campfire.

Provincial budget cuts to libraries across Saskatchewan were the focal point of a protest that took place outside Battlefords MLA Herb Cox’s office Friday.