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2013: The year in quotes

A lot was said this past year. Here is a look back as some of the more memorable quotes from Flin Flon and area. **** “We’ve got lots of ore to mine in Snow Lake.

Trailer Court hasn’t had its fill: residents

Trailer Court residents are calling on city council to snip the strings attached to their revamped land-levelling program.

Another accolade for long-serving doc

Dr. Krishan Sethi has accepted the latest in a growing list of honours. The long-time Flin Flon physician was in Vancouver last month to receive his Fellowship in The College of Family Physicians of Canada.

More residents

Saskatchewan’s population continued to grow in the third quarter of 2013. As of Oct. 1 there were 1,114,170 people living in Saskatchewan – an increase of 5,867 in the previous three months and 19,797 over the past year.

Fairness from real estate agents the goal

The Manitoba government is asking consumers for their ideas on how to ensure they are treated openly and fairly by real estate agents when they buy or sell a house or condo.

Amalgamations complete

Fourteen Manitoba municipalities have officially amalgamated under the Municipal Amalgamations Act. Municipal Government Minister Stan Struthers made the controversial announcement on Wednesday.

Funds help police board fulfill mandate

Creighton’s Community Policing Board is receiving funding to help better fulfill its mandate. Creighton town council voted last week to pass along to the CPB $5,000 from the RCMP’s National Aboriginal Policing Services Branch.

Bylaw promises a quieter Trailer Court

Needlessly noisy snowmobilers and ATVers may soon no longer be welcome at the Flin Flon Trailer Court. City council has approved initial reading of a bylaw banning off-road vehicles from idling between, or within 10 feet of, mobile homes.

Winter wonderland a holiday delight

When Heather Kowalchuk began collecting tabletop Christmas ornaments, she had no idea it would lead to this.

Park upgrades 77% over estimate

Queen’s Park upgrades cost over $200,000 more than the initial estimate, but the chair of the Flin Flon school board says the project was still worth it.
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