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Budget25: Mayor James Murdock praised the police service's leadership team for reviewing the 2025 budget and finding ways to reduce the funding request, with those efforts being noticeable and something the police board appreciates.

Jolene Campbell, Penny Barker, Nancy Martin to take top three spots, final positions to be decided Saturday morning

Oil Kings score twice on power play in first period, go on to 5-1 victory in Edmonton

Steve Laycock, Dustin Kalthoff, Rylan Kleiter first three teams to qualify at men’s curling provincials in Kindersley

Tritons go undefeated through tournament, including a 75-59 win over Prairie Flyers in gold medal final

“We’re always looking for ways to give back to the community,” announced Tricia Oblander, the marketing manager at Atria Mulberry Estates.

Saskatchewan’s value-added agriculture sector is on track to achieve the provincial Growth Plan target of $10 billion in revenue by 2030, according to the Government of Saskatchewan.

“We take in a lot of random animals from all over the (area). We’re mainly looking for anything from food… collars, and leashes — anything that helps our animals get started on the right track.”

Budget25: City council rejected the Moose Jaw Police Service's first 2025 budget request because it exceeded the cost-of-living index “by a considerable margin” and was unaffordable for residents.

“Good luck girls with your future endeavours!” wrote Sheree Nicolay on behalf of Xi Theta Beta.