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Mark Wheler knew for a long time he wanted to make a career out of working the lines on the ice. Born in North Battleford but growing up across the bridge in Battleford, Wheler loved sports like most young boys do.

During a First World War military parade on King Street in North Battleford in 1915, children are following along with the marching soldiers and a high ranking officer steps out of formation to greet a lovely lady in a beautiful dress.

In 1953, I was five years old. I lived with my parents on a farm in Saskatchewan – beyond the power grid. No indoor plumbing (outdoor bif 40 yards from the house), no electric lights, heat from a wood stove, no telephones and no television.

LEOVILLE — Twenty-three years after graduating from Grade 12 at Leoville School, First Nation musician and storyteller Jason Chamakese returned to share his gifts with the students and staff of his old school.

Teachers in Living Sky School Division’s pre-kindergarten programs are learning to use five-minute intervals of specific physical activity to increase their young students’ emotional balance and attention spans.

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