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Joyce Walter reflects on random musings

The Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan welcomed a panel of librarians from across the province on Sept. 6 for a Community Conversation on creating libraries and communities that are friendly and accessible to people living with dementia

Work on Ninth Avenue Southwest, crosswalk lights at the intersection of Coteau Street and Ninth Southwest and underground waterline work were some topics city council inquired about during its recent meeting.

Council unanimously approved the appointment during its Sept. 11 regular meeting, using section 3.5 of the zoning bylaw as its authority to make the appointment. 

With the rise of OpenAI's ChatGPT dominating headlines, there is a lot of confusion about what AI is, how it should be used, or whether it poses a threat or an exciting new frontier

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Tuesday will have a high of 25 C with a low of 14 C

Coun. Kim Robinson initially favoured rezoning 476 Stadacona Street East to allow for a five-unit townhouse but changed his mind after reviewing the site and speaking with area residents.

A group of residents successfully persuaded city council to maintain the existing zoning on a property on Stadacona Street East because changing it would negatively affect area parking and children’s safety.