Assiniboia Times

The cattle competitions at the Canadian Western Agribition Cattle in Regina during the week of November 21 featured hundreds of fluffy, beautifully groomed cattle of every breed. They were not just there to look good.

The Rotary Club of Assiniboia and Popcorn Production cast and crew gather after producing the play, “Things My Mother Taught Me” written by Katherine DiSavino.

Provincial Ombudsman, Mary McFadyen, is reminding the public that her office is still available to take health complaints, even though Saskatchewan has gone from 12 health regions to one health authority.

Shelly Ambrose of Assiniboia Bakery (left) and Jade Tendler of Jade Barber Shop worked to sell baked goods and raised $700 for the purchase of diabetic socks for those in need.

During the 19th century, a beautiful plant made its way to North America. The yellow flowers are bright and vibrant during the summer, and in the fall, the plants turn beautiful reds, purples and oranges.

Derek Beaubien a Grade 10 student at ACHS has had a great year playing football. The 15 year old O- Lineman has played on several teams this year in the tackle position.

Gravelbourg Mustard owner Val Michaud followed one of her dreams, and faced the “dragons” on CBC’s Dragons’ Den, which was aired on December 7. “It was very overwhelming, but it was something that I always wanted to do and felt that I needed to do.

Environment Minister Dustin Duncan introduced the provincial government’s climate change strategy.

Santa visited with children during the annual Breakfast with Santa held by the Assiniboia Kinette Club on December 2. Residents can view and download photos taken with Santa from the Kinette’s website at www.assiniboiakinettes.com.

A full house was once again on hand at the Prince of Wales Saturday, December 2, 2017 for the 19th Annual Assiniboia Festival of Trees. The wonderful meal was provided by Rita Walter and the Knights of Columbus worked the bar.