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New collective agreement values efforts of police, says union

New collective agreement values efforts of police, says union

The new agreement between the police union and municipality includes salary increases of 2.75 per cent in 2017, 2.25 per cent in 2018, 1.9 per cent in 2019 and 2.5 per cent in 2020
Jobs at Gibson Energy's processing plant unlikely to be affected after company sells truck business

Jobs at Gibson Energy's processing plant unlikely to be affected after company sells truck business

Gibson has sold its trucking transportation business to Trimac Transportation for $100 million, as it focuses more on its oil storage business.
Boulet’s organ donation legacy lives on with Green Shirt Day

Boulet’s organ donation legacy lives on with Green Shirt Day

Humboldt Bronco Logan Boulet’s story of organ donation continues via Green Shirt Day
Briercrest to perform Haydn at annual Classical Concert

Briercrest to perform Haydn at annual Classical Concert

The concert will be held on Sunday at St. Andrew's United Church
Investing in Families and Youth

Investing in Families and Youth

MLA Warren Michelson's column for the week of April 3, 2019
Moose Jaw’s Christine Boyczuk to receive Sask. Volunteer Medal

Moose Jaw’s Christine Boyczuk to receive Sask. Volunteer Medal

Boyczuk is one of 15 Saskatchewanians to receive the prestigious award
WDM’s Easter Funday to feature games, crafts and scavenger hunt

WDM’s Easter Funday to feature games, crafts and scavenger hunt

Funday also gives visitors chance to tour building and see numerous exhibits
Sacred Heart students excited about upcoming show

Sacred Heart students excited about upcoming show

Princesses with allergies, magic powers, princes — the play has all the fairytale elements...but not quite as you would expect
Crop input retailer: beware of BS products on the market

Crop input retailer: beware of BS products on the market

CEO of SynergyAg discusses soil health and nitrogen fertilizers with local farmers
Local school choir tradition remains strong

Local school choir tradition remains strong

Choral adjudicator Bradley van Middelkoop was impressed by the attitude and aptitude of the 11 local choirs he worked with during the Moose Jaw Music Festival
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