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Gerry Ritz, Minister of Agriculture, announced in July an investment of up to $1.4 million for Potatoes New Brunswick to lead a national research effort to help improve potato yields and the export competitiveness of Canadian french fries.

The Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council (CAHRC) is currently engaged in four research initiatives that bring a multitude of stakeholders together to review issues and identify solutions to the critical labour challenges facing the agricultur

Of the three members of the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex staff that are new to the school for the 2015-16 year, one is returning to the staff, one is a principal from a neighbouring school and one is a newly-certified educational assistant.

Building permits in Saskatchewan took a huge jump in July, up 59.8 per cent over June (seasonally adjusted), the highest percentage increase among the provinces. On the national front, permits dropped 0.6 per cent over the same period.

With more than 100,000 lakes, Saskatchewan is one of the world鈥檚 premier wilderness canoeing destinations. For thousands of years these waterways have been closely tied to the culture of First Nations鈥� people, which continues to this day.

Preeceville Nursery School is a safe and fun learning environment for children aged three and four. Registration for the students was on September 8.

The residents and staff members of the Preeceville and District Health Centre鈥檚 long-term care wing (LTC) have had a busy summer with numerous activities and visitors.

Several portions of streets and avenues in Kamsack were re-surfaced last week when two work crews from two different companies, doing two different jobs, were in the community for a couple days.

Numerous changes in staffing were noted in the Preeceville School for the new school season when the doors opened on September 1. Laura Chartrand is no stranger to the school but she has joined the staff as the full time Grade 1 teacher.

The Sturgis Composite High School welcomed two new teachers to the staff on the 铿� rst day of school on September 1. Meghan Clancy of Saskatoon was hired as full-time sci-ence teacher.