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A stroke can change a person’s life very quickly

A stroke can change a person’s life very quickly

Shelley Slykhuis reflects on the impact a stroke has had on her life in the past few years.
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Canadians played important role in D-Day invasion

Canadians played important role in D-Day invasion

Carlyle's legion branch pays tribute to those who participated in the D-Day invasion.
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Town of Carlyle gave military rings to veterans

Town of Carlyle gave military rings to veterans

When veterans returned to the Carlyle area, they were honoured with a certificate and a Birk’s 10-karat gold ring by the Town of Carlyle.
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Carlyle Lions present more than $41,000 from dinner, auction

Carlyle Lions present more than $41,000 from dinner, auction

Fourteen different organizations will split proceeds from this year's event.
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Sask woman wins Canadian Screen Award for makeup skills

Sask woman wins Canadian Screen Award for makeup skills

McArthur was recognized for her contributions to the series Little Bird.
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Carnduff RCMP investigating assault at a grocery store

Carnduff RCMP investigating assault at a grocery store

The man allegedly assaulted an Alida grocery store staff member on May 24.
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Bears spotted in multiple southeast areas

Bears spotted in multiple southeast areas

Bears have been spotted in Manor, Wawota and White Bear areas.
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Premier's visit and more from opening day at Sask Oil and Gas Show

Premier's visit and more from opening day at Sask Oil and Gas Show

Photos: A busy day at the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show on June 5 in Weyburn.
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June oil and gas public offering generates $7.4 million

June oil and gas public offering generates $7.4 million

The Lloydminster area generated the most revenue, bringing in $5,584,969 for 36 leases and one exploration licence.
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Sask gov't sounds alarm over proposed oil & gas legislation

Sask gov't sounds alarm over proposed oil & gas legislation

Bill C-59 is currently at second reading before the Canadian Senate.
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