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A Melfort resident is celebrating a $100,000 lottery win. Kerwin Edgington has won a free play from a previous LOTTO 6/49 draw, so when he got the ticket at the Rexall Drugs, he decided to add an extra dollar to get the EXTRA.

It was a day coffee drinkers in Tisdale were waiting for: the grand opening of the new Tim Hortons. The franchise had a soft opening Dec. 1 but had the official grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony Dec. 6.

Melfort council approved a capital budget with almost $4 million in spending – if they receive the grant money they applied for – that includes money to replace around a mile of sidewalks. Rick Lang , Melfort’s mayor, said after the Dec.

An attempted murder charge against a Tisdale man has been stayed, meaning the crown is discontinuing the prosecution.

The Nipawin Hawks head into the Christmas break on a high as they knocked off the La Ronge Ice Wolves 4-0 in the Hawks’ final Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League game of 2017. The Dec.

The Tisdale Trojans scored twice in the third period, breaking the tie and earning them a 3-1 victory On Dec. 17, the host Trojans and visiting Saskatoon Blazers were knotted at 1-1 with 1:10 remaining.

Nipawin’s mayor says the $50,000 funding it has offered the Business Improvement District is part of an effort to make it financially self-sustaining – and that council was open to compromise if the district’s board had come to the table.

Tight game yields no results for Mustangs An early second period goal stood up as the game winner as the Melfort Mustangs were beaten 3-2 by the Battlefords North Stars in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from Melfort on Dec. 15.

Late period surge lifts Hawks over Broncos A strong one-minute stretch of hockey served as the difference as the Nipawin Hawks knocked off the Humboldt Broncos 3-2 in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from Humboldt. The Dec.

It took three periods, but the Tisdale Trojans wore down the Notre Dame Argos’ defenses and won 3-0. In the first period of the Dec. 16 home game, the Trojans made 17 shots to the Argos’ four, but they couldn't get one past goalie Bryan Thomson .