Assiniboia Times

All of the fundraising is going towards the childcare crisis and providing a safe environment for local children and community.

. Producers in the region have voiced concern over the availability of feed and the high cost of acquiring feed for the winter.

A crowded emergency room is nothing new in Saskatchewan, but veteran physicians say the current crisis has been harder and longer than any they remember.

Today, in the midst of this global pandemic we find ourselves in, integrity is often a quality that is sorely lacking.

“We waited a long time to celebrate our 150th but it was worth it. Every event — from the parade to the spectacular fireworks, car show, entertainment, tractor pull, and delicious meals — was a great success."

Premier Moe suggested that meetings such as this — where government listens to people’s opinions and concerns — are important in aiding his government to plan a more effective strategy for the future.

Preparations started in early 2018 with an application for federal funding, which was obtained with written documentation of the town’s history.

Environment Canada says would be damaging wind gusts.

Producers in the region hope for more rain to help support pasture growth and recharge water sources for cattle.

Weather watches have come to an end.