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On June 21, National Indigenous Peoples' Day was celebrated at the Mae Wilson Theatre.

Moose Jaw takes 15-8 victory over Brooks Bombers, giving local WCBL squad 41 runs over their last three games

Prairie South School Division issued nearly $500,000 in tenders last month, including one to fix the boiler at Central Collegiate and several for caretaker services in rural schools.

Cody Crockett bought his first drone in 2017 and has been hooked ever since, from collecting licenses and establishing relationships with local airfields, to expanding his drone collection, hiring staff, and building a successful business as Rockett’s Drone Services

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS), Manitoba’s Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP) and the Alberta Federation of Agriculture (AFA) are calling on senators to approve Bill C-234 before they break for summer — by June 30.

Trustees approved the amended budget during a special meeting on June 21. They had originally approved next year’s budget during their May meeting, but the Ministry of Education announced new funding for school divisions on June 1.

The Canada Day Golf Tournament kicks off at the Lynbrook Golf Course on Canada Day at 1 p.m. and is open to everyone. Come celebrate with food, live entertainment, and prizes to be won.

This year's event is set to take place on July 6, 7, and 8

Feedback from recreation users has prompted the parks and recreation department to create a new fee for full-time post-secondary students who no longer qualify under the family membership rate structure. 

A selection of headlines to read this morning.