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Tolmie, Patzer, Tochor re-elected across west-central Saskatchewan
Tolmie, Patzer, Tochor re-elected across west-central Saskatchewan
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Voters across west-central Saskatchewan reaffirmed their support for Conservative candidates in Monday night鈥檚 federal election.
Derek Ruttle Derek Ruttle
Outlook town council: Social media policy divides opinions
Outlook town council: Social media policy divides opinions
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Room split on town's updated social media policy that holds employees and Council accountable.
Derek Ruttle Derek Ruttle
The Ruttle Report - The face of small town Sask never stops changing
The Ruttle Report - The face of small town Sask never stops changing
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"The business landscape of Canada has been changing for years, and no one is immune to a changing dynamic."
Derek Ruttle Derek Ruttle
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Sask Obituaries

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Provincial News

With election over, pressure is on to sign $10 a day child care
With election over, pressure is on to sign $10 a day child care
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Opposition wants extension signed; Minister Everett Hindley says they want to find out who the federal minister is first.
John Cairns John Cairns
Belanger says new boundaries show northern riding was never conservative
Belanger says new boundaries show northern riding was never conservative
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Longtime NDP 小蓝视频 says boundary changes aided his cause.
Michael Oleksyn / Local Journalism Initiative Reporter / Prince Albert Daily Herald
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National News

Event planners across Canada rethinking security practices following Vancouver attack
Event planners across Canada rethinking security practices following Vancouver attack
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TORONTO 鈥� The deadly attack on a Vancouver street festival has prompted event organizers across Canada to comb over their security practices in a bid to protect attendees and assure them festivals are safe.
Nicole Thompson, The Canadian Press
 Mental health trouble leads to public safety issues, Vancouver's mayor says
Mental health trouble leads to public safety issues, Vancouver's mayor says
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VANCOUVER 鈥� Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim says people are "sick and tired" of inquiries and reviews into a recurring pattern in which people in a mental health crisis become involved in a public safety crisis.
Chuck Chiang, The Canadian Press
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