Assiniboia Times

Last week, the provincial government announced minimum wage workers would get a 13-cent-an-hour pay increase in October. NDP Leader Ryan Meili responded, by dismissing the adjustment as an insult.

Saskatchewan has managed a countless number of spring and summer storms with unconceivable strengths in the past.

Hockey fans will enjoy Jerry Hack’s 230-page self-published book, Memoir of a Hockey Nobody, especially for the protagonist’s depreciative sense of humour and candour.

The Saskatchewan NDP asked the province in early June to introduce a plan for the safe reopening of schools this fall, including hiring additional teachers and EAs to ensure no family in Saskatchewan has to see their kids return to unsafe, overcrowde

The provincial government announced on June 5 the minimum wage will increase to $11.45 per hour on October 1, 2020. This will be the 12th increase to the provincial minimum wage since 2007.

The year 2020 is a year that will be remembered and taught to future generations. It seems as though the start of every month has brought another chaotic twist we weren’t ready for.

The Assiniboia RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance in locating the person(s) responsible for a mischief that was done to a recreational building located on Assiniboia Avenue on or about May 22.

The Saskatchewan Hotel and Hospitality Association (SHHA) was extremely pleased with the Saskatchewan government’s announcement of temporary commercial eviction protection for small business tenants in the province.

At this time, I would like to thank Rodney (Rocky) Frank for 42 years of dedicated service to our town and also wish him well in his retirement. I also would like to congratulate Ray Delorme on his appointment of Operations Foreman.

The Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan has put together a plan for a safe return to classes in the fall of 2020 for public school students and staff.