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“We’re celebrating the heritage of our province and our country with different activities that you can do throughout (the museum),” said Alexis Jones, the WDM’s programs and volunteer co-ordinator during the event

Al Capone gets the boot as inappropriate downtown art material.

“I grew up in rural Saskatchewan, and you just help each other out in small towns. I’ve always had a passion for volunteering,” Leschasin said, adding that her second week on the job has already been an “absolutely amazing” experience

“Our current band instructor, Mr. (David) Selensky, has experience travelling to Seattle, Chicago, Banff, and all these wonderful places. So… we have some pretty big goals right now that we would like to achieve,” Michelle Schwartz said. “But we’ve got to get our fundraising dollars up first.”

Genesis Fertilizers Limited Partnership plans to construct a $2.3-billion nitrogen fertilizer production and distribution enterprise SuperCentre near Belle Plaine.

Like other invasive plant species, “Once they’re here, it’s almost impossible to get rid of them — so be careful what you plant and move around. It could have consequences beyond what you realize,” Pickering said

With semi-trucks regularly hitting the Main Street North bridge over Highway 1 because of their tall loads, the province has decided to upgrade that structure to prevent those incidents from happening.

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Mike McEwen, Rylan Kleiter both find win column Monday afternoon in Kelowna

Briercrest College’s men’s hockey team finished first this season in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) for the second year in a row.