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They may be behind, but the farmers are making the best of their late start. Local farmers just started seeding their land within the last two weeks.

Teachers were marching in the streets in North Battleford last week as the labour dispute between the province and the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation escalated.

The PotashCorp Lanigan mine is getting a new service. A ground breaking ceremony for a Canpotex Railcar Maintenance and Staging Facility was held on May 20.

106th street is closed from Railway Avenue to 8th Avenue to all traffic because of replacement being done to water and sewer line.

Sunday morning May 15, Dale Rogers was out doing some mid morning flying with his Powered Parachute northeast of Mayfair, when he saw his close neighbour, Curtis Babiy, stuck in the mud with a four-wheel drive tractor and air seeder in a low spot.

Another PARTY at the Humboldt Uniplex this week was a huge success.

The latest budget estimate is in for the Credit Union CUPlex and it pegs the cost of the project at $59,368,168.02. That number includes $2,827,056.

Contract talks have once again stalled between the Saskatchewan government and the union representing the province's teachers. As a result, 12,000 teachers across the province are withdrawing all services and staging a two-day strike.

The spring session of the legislature is over, and with it ends the active legislative career of Cut Knife-Turtleford MLA Michael Chisholm.

Canada is a great country. It ranks 8th in the United Nations Human Development Index, has a median after-tax family income of $63,000 and has weathered the recession far better than most countries.