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Grow Your Own Future: The dirt on composting – Part I

Grow Your Own Future: The dirt on composting – Part I

More Canadians embracing the benefits of avoiding the landfill.
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Police seize 250 grams of cocaine in drug bust

Police seize 250 grams of cocaine in drug bust

Cut Knife RCMP and Saskatchewan RCMP’s Police Dog Services located the suspect a short time later.
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Northwest School Division sees many candidates gain trustee seats

Northwest School Division sees many candidates gain trustee seats

Northwest School Division in Meadow Lake saw a number of successful candidates in the election.
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Meadow Lake sees familiar faces on council in election results

Meadow Lake sees familiar faces on council in election results

Merlin Seymour has been acclaimed for the position of mayor. .
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Town of Battleford declares winning candidates for council

Town of Battleford declares winning candidates for council

Incumbent Ames Leslie has been acclaimed as mayor for the Town of Battleford.
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Hawtin declared winning candidate for mayoral position

Hawtin declared winning candidate for mayoral position

Hawtin previously served as a councillor for the City of North Battleford since 2014, before vying for the mayoral position.
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Update: Successful candidate announced for LSKYSD election

Update: Successful candidate announced for LSKYSD election

The outgoing trustee for Subdivision 1 is Ken Arsenault who had been a member of the board for the past 24 years.
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ERT Sniper commended for service

ERT Sniper commended for service

Former WHL player applies hockey experiences to emergency response duties.
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Police seize cocaine, fentanyl and illegal cigarettes in raid

Police seize cocaine, fentanyl and illegal cigarettes in raid

On Nov. 6, officers from the Prince Albert CRT and Kindersley Detachment executed a search warrant on a vehicle and at a residence on 8 Street W. in Kindersley.
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Woman to serve three years in jail for defrauding seniors

Woman to serve three years in jail for defrauding seniors

"Fraud in particular and the defrauding of vulnerable individuals by people in positions of authority required a custodial sentence to denounce the offender's action."
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