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Show carries important life message
Shaunavon Standard Local audiences were treated to a world-class performance earlier this month as the acclaimed one-man show, "Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me But Banjos Saved My Life," came to Shaunavon on the first stop of a provincial tour. The performance, which took place on Sept. 17 at Darkhorse Theatre, served as a joint fundraiser between the Grand Coteau Heritage & Cultural Centre and South… Read More »
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Final Call for Summer Dining: 5 Southern Alberta Eateries Worth One Last Road Trip
Discover the best Southern Alberta restaurants for summer dining, from prairie steakhouses to lakeside elegance. Explore five must-try eateries today. Summer in Southern Alberta means… Read More »
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Shaunavon volunteers roll up sleeves for Sept. 29 Go Green effort
Shaunavon Standard Local residents rolled up their sleeves Sept. 29 for the annual Go Green Shaunavon initiative, a community-driven campaign dedicated to beautifying the town.… Read More »
Shaunavon Court House celebrates 100 years of history
Shaunavon Standard History came to life on Friday, September 18, as the Shaunavon Court House welcomed community members to celebrate its landmark Centennial anniversary. The… Read More »
Fly, Ride & Drive takes off in Shaunavon
Shaunavon Standard The Town of Shaunavon celebrated and created history with the first-ever Fly, Ride & Drive event. The three-day celebration brought together local residents… Read More »
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WHL exhibition game in Shaunavon a hit with community
Shaunavon Standard Roughly 800 fans packed the newly named LSB Legacy Wickenheiser Centre for a Western Hockey League exhibition matchup between the Medicine Hat Tigers… Read More »
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 »
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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 »