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To date, the holiday train tradition has raised more than $24.3 million along with over 5.3 million pounds (2.4 million kilograms) of food since its inception in 1999.

“Everybody pitches in and makes it a go,” he said. “So, we really appreciate all the moving parts to make it a success.”

"Community-wise, it’s amazing because people get together and help each other out," Gail Hoffos said.

Nearly 90 guests and dignitaries from Moose Jaw, Shaunavon and Swift Current attended the event.

SaskPower gave a behind-the-scenes look at some of the equipment that make the new Great Plains Power Station work.

“ It was a really good opportunity — like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity — and I’m glad I took [it] and did my best.”

This year’s cat calendar theme is “keeping our cats safe and engaged.”

City administration presented the results of a budget-related survey during city council's recent regular meeting.

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