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A 29-year-old St. Walburg woman has been charged with possession for the purposeoftrafficking after 18 ounces of Ecstasy was seized from a residence in St. Walburg by Turtleford RCMP Thursday. RCMP say the drugs were seized at about 3 p.m.

The demolition of a Landis elevator has begun. Built in 1967, its demo began Aug. 8. See the related photo gallery for more photos.

Jensen White of Vawn, who attends H. Hardcastle School in Edam, was in Toronto in July to take part in the seventh Miss Teenage Canada pageant.

More than people gathered at the Speers Recreation Centre the weekend of Aug. 1-3 for a Cunningham reunion. Family came from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Copenhagen, Sweden.

Jersey Street from Canola Avenue to the maintenance centre entrance of the golf course will be intermittently closed today, for a tree removal.

Those Were the Days was held at the Western Development Museum this past weekend, showcasing life in the early days of Saskatchewan. See the related photo gallery.

Alberta and Saskatchewan will work together to ensure co-ordinated and seamless healthcare services for the residents of Lloydminster and area, according to a provincial government press release.

North West Regional College has announced a new Plumbing and Pipefitting program in Meadow Lake.

Northwest Territorial Days runs annually in North Battleford, beginning with a parade Monday, followed by four days of fun and entertainment at the agricultural grounds. See the photo galleries for a look at the action.

By Melanie Jacob Journal Staff Writer The Humboldt Broncos executive board is putting out a call to arms. With only six members, they're running the show with little manpower and a lot of willpower.