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New Year’s Eve Resolutions have enjoyed a long history

New Year’s Eve isn’t just about parties, champagne and noisemakers. We’ve also adopted another ritual for the annual event in January known as the New Year’s Eve resolution. In gyms across the country from Victoria to St.

The Assiniboia RCMP have discovered the whereabouts of Claudette Ferguson

The Assiniboia RCMP sought the public's assistance in their search for Claudette Ferguson of Wood Mountain Lakota First Nation on the morning of Dec 28. A day later, a police investigation led to the discovery of Ferguson’s death.

Teens should be made aware of the possible dangers of cannabis for developing minds

For the most part, ending cannabis prohibition in October 2018 proved to be a positive measure, especially in economic terms.

Snowboarding is related to skateboarding but requires a larger wallet and different skills

The modernized version of snowboarding began in 1965, when Michigan engineer Sherman Poppen attached two skis then fastened a rope to one end, allowing him to control the board as he slid downhill on the homemade contraption.

The Senior Rebels route the Junior B’s

The Assiniboia Senior Rebels used their experience and hustle to route the Southern Junior B Rebels with an 11-4 finish in the Annual Mattson Memorial match on Saturday, December 21.

New RCMP Detachment Commander attended Lunch and Learn

Sergeant David Sullivan attended the Assiniboia Chamber of Commerce Lunch and Learn on December 19 at the Chamber building on Highway Two. The meeting held on Thursday was sponsored by Kal Tire. “My name is Dave Sullivan.

Electric cars are an attractive buy, but impracticalities still exist

In the wake of global warming, oil shortages and the rising costs of gasoline, electric cars are often touted as representing the latest trends in automotive technology in a transforming world.

Giselle Wilson has committed her life to dancing since a very young age

Giselle Wilson is the owner of the Giselle’s ShowTyme Dance Studio on 405 Dominion Road. Before the studio was converted into a dance studio, the building once served as a church.

Farmers are among the most respected professions in a public opinion poll

Farmers are one of the groups Canadians respect the most, well ahead of governments, unions and large companies, according to a recent public opinion poll by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).

Rockglen artist became the spotlight during the Shurniak Gallery’s Open House

The Shurniak Art Gallery held a Community Christmas Open House on Sunday, December 15 from 1:30-4:30 p.m. The afternoon’s entertainment was supplied by The Fourtunes, an a cappella group from Moose Jaw and Cool Change, a folk-rock duo from Rockglen.
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