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Another season came to an end last week as Sacred Heart announced their award winners for fall sports teams Wednesday night at the St. Mary's Ukrainian Cultural Centre.

People with disabilities who are clients of the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID) program and the Saskatchewan Assistance Program (SAP) will benefit from an increase to earnings exemptions, effective February 1, 2011.

Winter holidays provide an excellent opportunity for families and friends to spend time together learning and practicing literacy skills.

Justice Minister Don Morgan introduced amendments to The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code that will make the complaint process more timely and flexible to meet the needs of Saskatchewan people.

STIR CRAZYEvan WesterlundIndie8-out-of-10 It was back in March 2008 a country album; Howlin' At The Moon, by Evan Westerlund impressed me to the point of earning a 9-out-of-10.

The layoff of Sunrise Health Region's only chaplain generated some buzz but little in the way of public protest when it was announced last spring.

The number of Employment Insurance (EI) beneficiaries in Saskatchewan has dropped for the sixth straight month. September 2010 saw 13,000 EI beneficiaries receiving regular benefits in Saskatchewan, a decrease of 1,560 or 10.

Saskatchewan health regions are finding significant financial efficiencies by reducing overtime hours and sick time. In the first six months of the 2010-11 fiscal year, the number of hours worked at premium rates per full-time employee is down 20.

In October, Greece's largest health insurance provider announced, in a letter to a diabetes foundation, that it would no longer pay for the special footwear that diabetics need for reducing pain but suggested it would pay instead for amputation, whic

A couple upcoming events to mark on your calendars: The community monthly potluck supper for December will be a Christmas party on Sat., Dec. 11 at 5:30 at the Hut. Everybody is invited to bring a favorite dish and join in the fellowship.