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Finding cold shelter on a cold night

Finding cold shelter on a cold night

Fixing the state of homelessness anywhere is a massive task and one not easily fixed, yet Saskatchewan seems to be tackling it one brick at a time.
Lions in the region congregate in Humboldt

Lions in the region congregate in Humboldt

Lions Club members from around the region congregated at the St. Augustine Church hall on Nov. 15 to hear from speakers and partake in various activities to improve their own clubs.
There's more to diets than you think

There's more to diets than you think

Weight loss and eating healthy are both fraught topics with legions of conflicting information on the Internet. So if you’re trying to lose weight or eat healthier, where do you start? “North Americans spend millions on weight loss industry.
Posing the liquor question to the people

Posing the liquor question to the people

To prevent the topic of liquor retailing from becoming a platform volleyball, the Saskatchewan government has left the decision of privatization to the public.
Parent engagement topic at meeting of school councils

Parent engagement topic at meeting of school councils

If you want parents involved in their children's schooling, you must make decisions with them, not for them. This was part of the message that Dr.

Prepping for an emergency party

Every year, Humboldt residents have one clear way to say thanks to the emergency services that are always out answering distressed phone calls and saving lives. The 9th annual Emergency Services Charity Ball will be held once again on Feb.
Finding strength in remembrance

Finding strength in remembrance

Every year before or on Nov. 11, schools ask their students to put on a Remembrance Day ceremony for each other, their parents, and their community.
Saskatchewan troops remembered

Saskatchewan troops remembered

Because of Remembrance Day, thoughts of past wars fought are on everyone’s minds.
The fear of saving a life

The fear of saving a life

It may be a life-saving skill, but a recent Canadian Red Cross poll discovered a majority of Canadians are more scared of causing harm than good while performing Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).

Finding peace in the war against violence

To combat Saskatchewan’s high violence rates, the province declared Oct. 27 to 31 as the first Violence Prevention Week in Saskatchewan.
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