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The 麻豆视频east Vipers worked hard and had fun on the weekend of provincials, April 29 鈥� May 1.

Dealing with loss can be very difficult. For Michelle Golebiowski, a professional public speaker based out of Winnipeg, this was compounded in her younger years with the loss of both her parents, her grandfather, and her best friend within 18 months.

Language, the ability to communicate, is an integral part of life.

For the past five years a group in Wawota have walked to raise money for the Huntington Society. Again they came together to walk for Huntington Disease to raise awareness and donations towards research for the Huntington Society of Canada.

The Redvers and District Music Festival Competition Awards Program was held on Monday, April 25, at the Knox United Church in Redvers. The competition saw students compete from Carlyle, Manor, Arcola, Stoughton, Storthoaks, Bellegarde, and Redvers.

Carlyle's Dance Zone wound up the 2015/2016 season with 'A Moment to Shine' before a full house at the Carlyle Elementary School Gym, Sunday, May 1.

A Fitting First for Saskatchewan's Shriners By Lynne Bell The circus is coming to town, but it's going to look a little different this year.

Personal trainer and powwow dancer Brandyy-Lee Maxie has created POWfit- a fitness class that is 鈥渃ulturally-inspired鈥� as part of her mission to help prevent diabetes in First Nation communities.

鈥淥ftentimes, it is the person who looks like they have everything together that is suffering,鈥� said a 26-year-old teacher who has been working through Generalized Anxiety Disorder for the past year, although she has been dealing with it, undiagnosed,