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Businesses have to be careful not to let the stigma of marijuana use affect how they treat employees once it’s legalized, according to Ashley Mitchell, a labour and employment lawyer with Miller Thomson.

Aluminum sculpture depicts all 16 people killed in tragedy

For all those holding onto unwanted items since last year’s garage sale, Saturday, June 2 was the day when the entire town of Melita opened the garage doors to all those interested in buying some of their stuff.

A provincial report is shedding light on how to end domestic violence in Saskatchewan.

Catch up on the latest Food for Thought column from Bowen Food Sovereignty

Almost three quarters of Canadian men regularly show unhealthy habits, says a new study conducted by the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation. In B.C., the number is slightly lower, with just over 67 per cent of men being unhealthy.

Many moons ago while navigating a difficult time in life, I decided triathlon training was the way to anchor my spirits, expend my angst, and stay as healthy and focused as possible in the eye of a personal storm.

DELORAINE – Larry Maguire, Member of Parliament for Brandon-Souris, announced federal funding for the Municipality of Deloraine-Winchester to make improvements to the Deloraine Theatre.

STARS Air Ambulance is something that people in rural communities need.

DIDSBURY – Didsbury Museum will be wrapping up its coffee and conversation program for the spring with a presentation about ghost towns from Johnnie Bachusky on May 23 from 1 to 3:30 p.m.