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Tourist of the Week enjoyed the long weekend

Tourist of the Week enjoyed the long weekend

Cheyenne Bonner was camping at Fish Creek Campground in Moose Mountain Provincial Park [MMPP] with a friend for a few nights. Bonner is from Carnduff and has visited MMPP during the summer for most of her life.
Pheasant Rump Nakota First Nation honour grads

Pheasant Rump Nakota First Nation honour grads

The Pheasant Rump Nakota First Nation celebrated the graduation of three of their community members who graduated high school during an event at the First Nations Pow Wow grounds Saturday.

COVID-19 on colonies requires understanding

Our provincial motto may be from Many People, Strength, but Saskatchewan has always had its share of tension between various groups. Perhaps this is no different than anywhere else in the world. Many have had far worse histories.
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Fun in the sun WhiteBear Lake

Southeast A’s continue to roll in league play

The Southeast A’s U15 AAA baseball team continued their strong play in league action this past week, winning two of three games. The A’s defeated the Estevan Brewers 12-3 on July 30 to extend their winning streak to four games.
The Forest for the Trees

The Forest for the Trees

When I was young, my family lived in a little town about an hour outside of Edmonton. Despite the small size I thought it was a great place to live because there were lots of kids to play with.

COVID-19 UPDATE:

One additional Death, 23 New Cases, 13 in Hospital, 57 More Recoveries

Additional municipalities receive support through MEEP

The provincial government has announced further funding for municipalities through the Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP). Government Relations Minister Lori Carr announced July 29 that another 244 projects, worth an estimated $88.

Safe Schools Plan:

Personal Protective Equipment Procured, Level 2 Mandatory Masking Under Consideration
Stoughton finds a way to celebrate its grads

Stoughton finds a way to celebrate its grads

Stoughton had a chance to celebrate the Class of 2020 from the Stoughton Central School on Monday, first with a ceremony for the grads, and then with a drive-by tribute.
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