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One-woman play about Second World War vet came to Kelvington, Melfort and Tisdale

Despite the weather, the Beeland Co-op ended the year in a strong financial position In fiscal year 2017, which goes from Feb. 1, 2016 to Jan. 31, 2017, the co-op earned $1.4 million in net savings, down from $1.7 million the year before.

Teachers contracts to end, support workers have no plans to reopen theirs

Carrot River has been declared one of four ChangeMAKERs in the province by the Saskatchewan Economic Development Association.

The 2016 fiscal year was challenging for the Prairie North Co-op, but it managed to earn almost $1.1 million. The 2017 fiscal year is looking better so far.

Despite a cutback from the provincial government, civic taxes in Tisdale are only going up one per cent this year. The town will raise $3.57 million through taxes in 2017, compared to $3.55 million in 2016. Meanwhile, it will only receive $1.

Not too long ago, Bailie Germs didn’t think much about the Kinistin Education Centre Business Club. “I seriously didn’t see myself even going to more than one meeting,” said Germs, a recent graduate.

The future is bright for the Nipawin Hawks and they got a glimpse at their annual spring camp. “We’re very happy with everything,” said Doug Johnson , the Hawks’ head coach and general manager.