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ICYMI: Alpenglow and Quiet Trails: Waterton’s Golden Hour Will Leave You Speechless
Waterton Lakes National Park is a stunning fusion of mountains, prairies, and lakes. Known for its beauty and biodiversity, this small yet mighty park is a sanctuary for nature lovers, adventurers, and anyone seeking a slice of tranquility. But there’s one time of day that elevates Waterton’s allure even further – golden hour. Whether you’re a photographer, a nature lover, or someone looking to connect… Read More »
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Sip, Savour, and Discover: The Ultimate Guide to Old Man River Brewing + Beer Facts to Spring on Your Friends
Nothing brings people together quite like a meticulously crafted beer enjoyed in a beautiful setting. For craft beer enthusiasts and casual patrons alike, finding a… Read More »
Opportunities on display
Opportunities Showcase, a trade-show style event that featured the participation of a number of businesses and organizations, was able to proceed despite a significant overnight… Read More »
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Energy industry event scores high marks with virtual golf and curling combo
Shaunavon Standard The organizers of the first-ever Southwest Energy Industry Virtual Golf and Curling event were thrilled with the outcome of the tournament, which took… Read More »
Badgers hold edge in Whitemud final, prep for provincial championship
The Shaunavon Badgers secured their place in the provincial Senior "C" final with a convincing 7-1 win over the Craik Warriors. The victory, which took… 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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Celebrating rural ranching women in Maple Creek
By Wendy Thienes Shaunavon Standard Local Journalism Initiative The Ministry of Agriculture is hosting a Celebrating Rural Ranching Women event in Maple Creek on February… Read More »