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Beauval roots inspire new Métis feature film (opens the original)
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âIs it the blood that flows through our veins, or is it the culture we were raised in and our chosen family?â Gail Maurice asked. The award-winning Métis actor, director, writer and producer from Beauval, Sask., is the creator of Blood Lines, a new feature film exploring identity, culture and belonging. âBlood Lines is about two women who fall in love, and while discovering identity and culture, it highlights Métis culture, Michif language, and itâs an homage to my Métis culture,â s
Cenovus Energy outlines proposed DilSAP expansion at Spruce Lake (opens the original)
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Community members in the Spruce Lake area gathered Thursday for a Cenovus Energy open house to learn more about the company’s proposed diluent solvent-aided process (DilSAP) project. The DilSAP project is an expansion of Cenovus Energy’s existing Spruce Lake facilities. It would use a liquid called diluent, along with steam, to help produce oil while reducing the amount of steam needed. The company describes the diluent used in the project as condensate, a liquid similar to diesel that occurs na
Saskatchewan communities share nearly $1.7M in grant funding (opens the original)
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Communities in the Prince Albert, Meadow Lake and Humboldt areas are among those receiving funding through Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan’s charitable gaming grants for the first quarter of 2026-27. The province distributed nearly $1.7 million to about 260 communities through the program. “We are proud to deliver another round of gaming grants to communities from all four corners of our great province,” Minister Responsible for LGS Jeremy Harrison said. “These grants go to groups engaged in a
North Battleford reflects on successful Tony Cote Summer Games (opens the original)
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North Battleford officials are calling the 2026 Tony Cote Summer Games a success after a week of competition that brought thousands of athletes, families and spectators to the community. Despite an increase in overall calls for service during the period, Battlefords RCMP say the Games did not contribute to the higher workload. “The Battlefords RCMP would like to acknowledge the hard work and planning by the organizing team for the Games to ensure everyone was safe and there was no additional str
‘It’s not just a piece of engineering’: Documentary highlights Saskatchewan bowstring bridges (opens the original)
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What began as an appreciation for a distinctive piece of Saskatchewan engineering has become a race to preserve a disappearing part of the province’s history. Scott Woroniuk, a filmmaker with Crosscut Films, is producing The Last Bowstrings: History of Saskatchewan’s Bowstring Arch Bridges, a documentary exploring the concrete bridges that once dotted Saskatchewan’s rural landscape. Woroniuk said his fascination with the bridges began with his father, who had a deep knowledge of the province’s l
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