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Saints cruising, hoping for home playoff game

Saints cruising, hoping for home playoff game

The Sacred Heart Saints once again made easy work of an opponent but everyone's eyes are more set on a top-two finish in Conference III football action and they are looking very promising heading into their bye week this week.

Lady Saints make a comeback at their own tournament

It did not start out well, losing 2-0 in their opener but something happened in between the first and second match and the Sacred Heart Saints girls' soccer club fired back with two straight wins and came away with the 'B' side of their lone home tou
Business and politics clash in potash debate

Business and politics clash in potash debate

There is one big difference between business and politics. Business has one clear a philosophy that clearly works well for business. In politics, however, it's never quite that clear-cut.
Esterhazy mine expansion unveiled

Esterhazy mine expansion unveiled

At an open house event in Esterhazy on September 22, The Mosaic Company revealed the first official details of the upcoming Stage 2 expansion to its potash mining operations in the area. The $1.

Plan for new Godfrey Dean kitchen

The Godfrey Dean Gallery is spearheading a project to update the kitchen at the Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre.

Editorial - Community efforts easy to support

At the regular meeting of Yorkton Council Monday, two community groups stepped forward to get the City on side for projects where they are covering almost all the costs.

$1.5 million for people with intellectual disabilities

The Government of Saskatchewan has approved more than $1.5 million in funding for five projects that will make a positive difference in the lives of people with intellectual disabilities in Regina, Melfort and across Saskatchewan. More than $1.
Editorial Cartoon

Editorial Cartoon

Majority of Canadians living paycheque to paycheque.
Weber, Gridders take down Warriors

Weber, Gridders take down Warriors

It was another good day for Brendon Weber and another good day for the Yorkton Gridders when the Regina Warriors paid one last visit to Kinsmen Century Field Saturday morning in the City of Yorkton.
Reflections from the dentist chair

Reflections from the dentist chair

The staff at my dental clinic hum, "Crown her with many crowns," whenever they see me coming. I swear it. My mouth's childhood pastime of accumulating massive amalgam fillings has evolved into a more mature collecting of root canals and crowns.
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