In the Community

Flin Flon Seniors Ladies’ Spades , Dec. 6: Irene Young, first, 855; Julie Chambers, second, 756; Millie Quesnel, third, 720; Effie Todoschuk, low, 505. Men’s Spades , Dec.

Is it possible that there is a God who is involved in human affairs? Not everyone believes in such things.

Since he retired from provincial politics five years ago, things have changed for Lisa and Gerard Jennissen

Test your knowledge of the Flin Flon area’s past and present with The Reminder’s latest community quiz. 1. “Stag” was the first word in a recreational facility once based on Main Street. What sport did people play there? 2.

Funny what I remember. Like this example of a 1940’s Flin Flon kid’s version of a song for the holiday season: “Good King Wenceslas last looked out, when a snowball hit him. Hit him right upon the snout, pure and crisp and even.

A number of Hapnot Collegiate students have returned from an event eager to make a difference.

Flin Flon Seniors Ladies’ Spades, Nov. 22: Laurie Partridge, first, 857; Pearl Wright, second, 816; Ann Hardy, third, 805; Louise W, low, 495. Men’s Spades, Nov. 22: Earl, first, 814; Kimberley, second, 791; Bob Quinn, third, 775; Gordon, low, 571.

The Saskatchewan government has pledged more than $200,000 to three organizations working to address bullying and promote positive relationships in the province’s schools.

The Reminder is proud to once again publish children’s letters to Santa this holiday season. Letters should include the child’s first name and age. Last names are optional. Letters may be emailed to news@the reminder.

Flin Flon’s Culture Days has received national recognition. Among Culture Days celebrations held across Canada this past fall, Flin Flon hosted the most individual events among areas with 49,999 or fewer people.