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Indigenous Day celebration enriches Canora schools and community
Indigenous Day celebration enriches Canora schools and community
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Students and staff from Canora Composite and Canora Junior Elementary schools gathered outside CCS for a special event on June 18, with members of the local Canora community also invited to attend.
Rocky Neufeld Rocky Neufeld
Annual Fun Shoot brings archers together from CCS & CJES
Annual Fun Shoot brings archers together from CCS & CJES
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Canora Composite School and Canora Junior Elementary School came together for their annual Fun Shoot on June 10, where archers gathered to test their skills through a variety of exciting team games.
Rocky Neufeld Rocky Neufeld
Supers lose first of season at home, bounce back with road win
Supers lose first of season at home, bounce back with road win
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After a pair of scoreless ties earlier in the season against the Saltcoats Lakers, the Canora Supers finally scored some runs in a big win at Saltcoats.
Rocky Neufeld Rocky Neufeld
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Canora Obituaries

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Provincial News

Saskatchewan schools hit deadline to share change room policies with province
Saskatchewan schools hit deadline to share change room policies with province
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REGINA — School divisions in Saskatchewan now have to make their change room policies publicly available and share them with the provincial government.
Canadian Press
 WSA warns of blue-green algae risk as summer heats up in Sask.
WSA warns of blue-green algae risk as summer heats up in Sask.
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The Water Security Agency is advising caution around blue-green algae, which commonly appears in Sask. lakes during warm, calm weather.
SaskToday staff
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National News

Orcas sharing prey with humans may be trying to learn 'who we are,' researcher says
Orcas sharing prey with humans may be trying to learn 'who we are,' researcher says
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Jared Towers was in his research vessel on two separate occasions watching killer whales off the coast of Vancouver Island when the orcas dropped their prey directly in front of him and his colleagues.
Brenna Owen, The Canadian Press
 Amid calls for separation, Alberta's new referendum rules set to formally take effect
Amid calls for separation, Alberta's new referendum rules set to formally take effect
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EDMONTON — As Canada prepares Tuesday to blow out 158 birthday candles, Alberta plans three days later to formalize rules making it easier to have an independence celebration of its own.
Lisa Johnson, The Canadian Press
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Central Sask Sports

Sports This Week: Playoff series well-remembered
Sports This Week: Playoff series well-remembered
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The lack of TV coverage though was actually a windfall of sorts for the authors.
Calvin Daniels Calvin Daniels
Supers lose first of season at home, bounce back with road win
Supers lose first of season at home, bounce back with road win
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After a pair of scoreless ties earlier in the season against the Saltcoats Lakers, the Canora Supers finally scored some runs in a big win at Saltcoats.
Rocky Neufeld Rocky Neufeld
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Central Sask Business

Fifty years of advanced childhood development in Preeceville
Fifty years of advanced childhood development in Preeceville
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Organization began with a simple yet powerful mission: to support, empower and create opportunities for people with disabilities
Liz Jacobsen Liz Jacobsen
Outlook Elementary School awarded $50,000 through Co-op program
Outlook Elementary School awarded $50,000 through Co-op program
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Fundraising for new and modern playground equipment, the sizable funding donation gives a big boost to the school's ongoing drive to have all three structures updated.
Derek Ruttle Derek Ruttle
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Central Sask Agriculture

Understanding how hail is formed
Understanding how hail is formed
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One way to keep a hailstone from melting before it hits the ground is to start with a big hailstone.
Daniel Bezte
 Saskatchewan Pulse Growers reduces check-off levy
Saskatchewan Pulse Growers reduces check-off levy
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The group has seen a significant increase in its unrestricted surplus, which was $12.6 million at the end of the last fiscal year.
Janelle Rudolph
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