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By popular demand, colourful dance show returns this month

A report on the Manitoba Home Care Program released this month by the Auditor General of Manitoba has identified key areas where service quality needs improvement.

Everyone should have people to spend Thanksgiving dinner with. A new event created by Creighton recreation director Channa Senyk is making sure that’s possible.

Traffic at the railway crossing at the corner of Third Ave. and Channing Dr. was being regulated by a stop sign after the crossing sign was felled by a semi on August 23.

The community of Sherridon has put a stop to the release of contaminated water for the time being at least.

Years of hard work are starting to pay off for Ashton Sautner, who was born in Flin Flon and lived in Creighton until he was seven. After being signed by the Vancouver Canucks in March, the prospect has continued to train at a high level.

Striking IAM Local 1848 workers voted 71 per cent in favour of accepting Hudbay's latest offer, ending the union's 17-week strike. Membership turnout was 79 per cent to vote on what the union on its website called a strike settlement offer.

Striking IAM Local 1848 workers voted 71 per cent in favour of accepting Hudbay's latest offer, ending the union's 17-week strike.Membership turnout was 79 per cent to vote on what the union on its website called a strike settlement offer.

Elizabeth Andres was one of the volunteers who made her way carefully over the rocky bluffs at the end of First Avenue on Wednesday evening as the Green Project held another night of spreading limestone to help revegetate barren areas.

One word keeps coming up as Lawrence Joseph discusses his ambition to represent northern Saskatchewan in Ottawa. “Inclusion. That’s the big thing right now that I’m looking at,” he says.