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Canada Day draws huge crowds to area resorts

Canada Day draws huge crowds to area resorts

With a lot of events cancelled in the country and province, Canada’s birthday was still celebrated at Moose Mountain Provincial Park and White Bear Lake Resort.
Saskota Baseball League season hits off

Saskota Baseball League season hits off

The Saskota Baseball League is off and running for the 2020 season playing the first scheduled games on Thursday, July 2. The league will consist of the same nine teams as last year and each team will play a shortened schedule of 10 games.

Pause for Reflection

Mirrors, shadows and conscience

From fear to faith

For those of you, my readers, who are not acquainted with the Upper Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, we live in a relatively small but isolated community.
My Outlook

My Outlook

Lessons that come even when we're not linked in
Free fishing weekend is July 11 and 12

Free fishing weekend is July 11 and 12

Saskatchewan’s annual summer free fishing weekend is July 11 and 12. On this weekend, residents and visitors can fish in any of Saskatchewan’s public waters open to sport fishing, no licence required.
Hole-in-one debut

Hole-in-one debut

James Harvey Porter 1933-2020

James Harvey Porter 1933-2020

James Harvey Porter was born on July 16, 1933 to J. Ernest Porter and Ruby E. (McGhie) Porter in Winnipeg, MB.
NDP urges Sask companies for procurement, but what about the New West Partnership?

NDP urges Sask companies for procurement, but what about the New West Partnership?

Regina – In question period on June 29, NDP critic for finance and economy Trent Wotherspoon took the Saskatchewan Party government to task on companies based outside Saskatchewan being awarded provincial contracts.
Saskatchewan economy opens up further, and it might be easier to visit grandma soon

Saskatchewan economy opens up further, and it might be easier to visit grandma soon

Regina – In time for the Canada Day holiday, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced on June 30 some of the last stages of re-opening the provincial economy after the lock down brought on by the COVID-19 crisis.
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