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The Saskatchewan Hotel and Hospitality Association (SHHA) was extremely pleased with the Saskatchewan government鈥檚 announcement of temporary commercial eviction protection for small business tenants in the province.

At this time, I would like to thank Rodney (Rocky) Frank for 42 years of dedicated service to our town and also wish him well in his retirement. I also would like to congratulate Ray Delorme on his appointment of Operations Foreman.

The Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan has put together a plan for a safe return to classes in the fall of 2020 for public school students and staff.

Hello, I wanted to send a quick note to ensure you were aware that funds from the Emergency Community Support Fund, funded by the Government of Canada and administered by United Way Regina, are available to your community.

The 121 Steakhouse Lounge and Motel on 121 Third Avenue East聽in Assiniboia had been in business since 2009. Tim Dlouhy and his business partners operate the only steakhouse in town.

Premier Scott Moe announced on Thursday, June 4 the province updated child care availability for working parents and expanded the temporary wage supplement to include more workers.

While Municipalities of Saskatchewan is appreciative of the federal government fast tracking federal gas tax funding, hometowns require additional emergency funding to continue providing the services residents rely on daily.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) announced on Wednesday, June 3 they had expanded their criteria for compassionate reasons related to visitation restrictions.

Dry conditions this week allowed farmers to nearly complete seeding in all regions of the province. Ninety-six per cent of the crop is now planted, which is ahead of the five-year average of 92 per cent (2015-2019) for this time of year.

The playgrounds, recreation and community facilities in Assiniboia were closed until further notice on March 16 by the Town of Assiniboia. These closures happened soon after the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 pandemic on March 11.