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Bittersweet: Two Shaunavon-area dogs bound for Japan
Shaunavon Standard Two Great Pyrenees puppies born on a Shaunavon sheep farm are preparing for an extraordinary journey that will take them halfway around the world. Born last fall among a litter of eight, the pups have spent their first months growing up alongside livestock on the sheep farm of Terry and Kathy Towle. This month, they are scheduled to leave the Canadian prairies for… Read More »
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Squeeze in One Last Peaceful Weekend Getaway Before Summer Fades Away
Have you heard of Prairie Rose Cottage in Fort Macleod? Learn what to do, plan day trips, and use our handy checklist to book your… Read More »
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Shaunavon celebrates transportation in motion at inaugural Fly, Ride & Drive event
Shaunavon Standard Shaunavon Economic Development & Innovation in partnership with various local groups & clubs, is proud to host the first-ever Fly, Ride & Drive,… Read More »
Dennis Whyte takes helm of UKAEA
Shaunavon Standard A Shaunavon native who has built an extraordinary career in science, engineering and fusion energy has added another remarkable achievement to his resume.… Read More »
New Shaunavon exhibit examines community’s railway ties
Shaunavon Standard A new exhibit at the Grand Coteau Centre traces the foundational roots of Shaunavon and offers some insight into the railway history that… Read More »
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Good turnout for Braydon Coburn Summer Hockey School
Shaunavon Standard The Braydon Coburn Summer Hockey School wrapped up another successful year with a strong turnout of young athletes and top-tier instruction. Running from… Read More »
Slo-Pitch count continues to climb
The Shaunavon Slo-Pitch Tournament enjoyed another highly successful year, drawing a good turnout of teams and fans during two-days of terrific weather conditions June 19-20.… Read More »
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Community event promotes reconciliation and Indigenous culture
Marina Gryde, Curator, Climax Community Museum The weather was warm and bright on Sept. 30 for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day… Read More »
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Buoyed by summer southwest Sask tour, December conference in Saskatoon will be vital
South of the Divide Conservation Action Program Native prairie plays an important role for Saskatchewan’s agriculture industry. It provides a valuable sustainable grazing resource, habitat… Read More »