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Drive-in the night away with Justin LaBrash and True North at the Assiniboia Fairgrounds

Bumper to Bumper, the Assiniboia Times, Nelson GM, Ryan鈥檚 ATV, the Town of Assiniboia, Brandon Wiebe Graphic Design, the Assiniboia Kinsmen and Cat Country presented a free drive-in concert at the Assiniboia Fairgrounds on August 20.

CFIB statement on Employment Insurance changes made on August 20

While the Canadian Federation of Independent Business welcomed aspects of today鈥檚 plans to transition the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) into the Employment Insurance (EI) system, the changes create many significant concerns and potential c

Reader from the U.K is searching for the relatives of Flt Lt Richard Alvin Campbell

The grainy photo attached was taken in India in the summer/autumn of 1944. This is Flight Lieutenant Richard Alvin Campbell, known simply to his friends as Dick. He was an Assiniboia man and the son of聽Richard Robert and Elise F. Campbell.

Canadian Red Cross study found SK and MB residents were faring better with COVID-19

The Canadian Red Cross released the results of its four-month COVID-19 study on August 20 and called for policies and practices to better serve the most vulnerable amongst Canada鈥檚 senior population during the pandemic and beyond.

Friends of St. Victor received an impressive award

The Friends of the St. Victor Petroglyphs were presented with the 2020 Everett Baker Award from the Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society (SHFS).

Saskatchewan Cattlemen鈥檚 Association Board of Directors elections

Glenn LaPointe Communications & Marketing Lead Saskatchewan Cattlemen鈥檚 Association Each year, the Saskatchewan Cattlemen鈥檚 Association (SCA) holds board elections in alternating districts.

Prorogation of Parliament doesn鈥檛 bode well for Canadians

In the past days, we saw Finance Minister Bill Morneau resign.

Saskatchewan had the highest wholesale trade increase in Canada

The value of wholesale trade in Saskatchewan increased by 3.8 per cent in June 2020 (compared to June 2019), which was the highest percentage increase compared to the other provinces and well above the 2.

Five things the federal government can do to support women and economic growth

Research consistently showed that women in the workforce, whether they be employees, business-owners or entrepreneurs, have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Education announcement is more smoke and mirrors

Premier Scott Moe's recently announced updates to the provincial government's 鈥淪afe Schools Plan鈥 still falls short of the measures parents and staff are calling for.
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