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Tisdale Lions park opens sport court rejuvenation project

Tisdale Lions park opens sport court rejuvenation project

The Tisdale Lions Park receives sport court facelift.
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103-year-old WWII veteran honoured with France鈥檚 highest order

103-year-old WWII veteran honoured with France鈥檚 highest order

The Legion of Honour acknowledges all Canadians who fought to defend France in WWII.
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4th Annual Klinger Dinger plans underway at Marean Lake

4th Annual Klinger Dinger plans underway at Marean Lake

The 4th Annual Klinger Dinger is set for this Aug. 2 and 3 with a wealth of activities for the whole family.
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Humboldt and District Museum hosts August family activities

Humboldt and District Museum hosts August family activities

A new exhibit highlighting the small village of Meacham and several other activities and events 小蓝视频 held at the Humboldt Museum.
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Two dead after motorcycle collision with cow on highway

Two dead after motorcycle collision with cow on highway

The driver and passenger of the motorcycle were declared deceased by EMS at the scene.
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The Town of Tisdale hires new CAO

The Town of Tisdale hires new CAO

Lovely Magnaye says community building is something that she鈥檚 passionate about.
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Nipawin awards tender for landfill decommissioning project

Nipawin awards tender for landfill decommissioning project

The quote from Sablatus Environmental includes a 10 per cent contingency $323,815聽built in for unforeseen circumstances
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Selnes: Sask. Roughriders should have been able to win

Selnes: Sask. Roughriders should have been able to win

The Saskatchewan Roughriders are not skilled at managing time during the last minute of the second and fourth quarters, wrote columnist Bill Selnes.
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Nipawin heliport holds official sod turning

Nipawin heliport holds official sod turning

STARS stressed the critical importance of patient care at the point of handover and during transport.
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City of Humboldt increases its debt limit to $20 million

City of Humboldt increases its debt limit to $20 million

The estimated costs for the upgrades to the wastewater treatment facility and the upgrades to lift station 1 and 4 are $40 million.
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