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Lessons from the hospital

Lessons from the hospital

When my husband was in a serious accident I learned many things while helping to care for him
Work Out Your Brain for the Alzheimer Society

Work Out Your Brain for the Alzheimer Society

Test You Trivia Knowledge at the Alzheimer Society’s 1st Annual Brandon Trivia Challenge
Meat price main issue for buyers

Meat price main issue for buyers

SASKATOON — If a consumer panel at the recent provincial beef conference is truly representative, meat buyers look at cost above anything else when deciding what to buy.
Third of first-time home buyers don’t fully understand ownership costs

Third of first-time home buyers don’t fully understand ownership costs

Many first-time buyers admit to not understanding all costs and mortgage rules, a new survey finds

Night hunting initiative

Editor: During her address to delegates of the Manitoba Wildlife Federation’s (MWF) annual convention, March 17, 2017, then Manitoba Minister of Sustainable Development Cathy Cox announced the government of Manitoba would implement a ban on the pract
Suspicious death near Oak River

Suspicious death near Oak River

On February 26, 2018, at approximately 8:00 a.m., Yellowhead RCMP received a report from a passerby of an unresponsive 40-year-old female discovered in the ditch along Provincial Road 354 south of Oak River, Manitoba.
4/20 doubles risks of fatal accidents: UBC study

4/20 doubles risks of fatal accidents: UBC study

As legislators draft Canada’s laws to legalize marijuana, a UBC researcher is encouraging them to pay special attention to the rules around consuming marijuana and driving. Dr.
Implementing farm safety rules not hard: consultant

Implementing farm safety rules not hard: consultant

Some farmers in Alberta are concerned they don’t have enough resources and say they need help to implement programs As Alberta farmers and ranchers gear up for new safety rules, consultants hope to ease their concerns by providing solutions they say
Gas could help put brakes on climate change, study finds

Gas could help put brakes on climate change, study finds

Gas-burning plants taking the place of coal-fired facilities would result in net reduction in greenhouse gases, researchers say
10-year-old author wins SICC Book Writing Competition with Nakota language book

10-year-old author wins SICC Book Writing Competition with Nakota language book

Bronte Big Eagle (10-years-old), son of Juanita McArthur Big Eagle and Jason Big Eagle, from Ocean Man First Nation won the opportunity to become a printed author last year through the Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre (SICC) Book Writing Compe
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