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Record $150,000 prize on the line at Nipawin’s 33rd annual Vanity Cup (opens the original)
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NIPAWIN, Sask. â Ninety competitive fishing teams are preparing to take to Tobin Lake for the 33rd annual Vanity Cup, where a record $150,000 first-place prize will be on the line. The two-day walleye tournament runs Oct. 3 and 4, with boats launching from Nipawin Regional Park. This year’s Vanity Cup has a $3,000 entry fee, a 90-team field and a $150,000 championship prize. Jim Chute, who founded the tournament and remains its tournament director, said the Vanity Cup began with 120 teams 33 y
More people in Saskatchewan and Manitoba are buying life insurance (opens the original)
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SASKATCHEWAN — Research provided by insurance technology company PolicyMe shows 69 per cent of Saskatchewan and Manitoba respondents reported having some form of life insurance, 12 percentage points higher than the previous year's result. Nationally, 68 per cent of respondents reported having coverage, according to the survey. Andrew Ostro, CEO and co-founder of PolicyMe, told SaskToday changing life circumstances and economic uncertainty could be contributing to the increase. “Canadians are get
MN-S expands affordable housing in northern Saskatchewan (opens the original)
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NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN — Eight new affordable homes for Métis residents have opened across five northern Saskatchewan communities. Wynter Philip, acting director of housing and homelessness with Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S), told SaskToday the first phase includes two homes in Bear Creek, one in Black Point, one in Michel Village, two in St. George's Hill and two in Turnor Lake. The communities were identified by regional and local representatives based on housing needs, Philip said. Tenants
Two injured in Highway 55 collision near Nipawin (opens the original)
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NIPAWIN, Sask. â Two people were taken to hospital following an early-morning collision on Highway 55 in the RM of Nipawin. Nipawin RCMP received a report of the collision at about 2:45 a.m. Sept. 20. According to RCMP, the investigation determined a pickup struck the back of a heavy-duty pickup travelling in the same direction. The driver and passenger of the pickup were taken to hospital with injuries described by RCMP as non-life-threatening. The driver and passengers of the heavy-duty pick
Two vehicles destroyed in early-morning Melfort fire (opens the original)
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MELFORT â Two vehicles were destroyed in an early-morning fire on Burrows Avenue East in Melfort on Sept. 21. The Melfort Fire Department was called at approximately 1:45 a.m. for reports of vehicles on fire. Melfort Fire Chief Leonard Whitney told SaskToday when crews arrived, they found a pickup truck and skid steer fully involved in flames. Firefighters launched a quick attack and contained the fire to the two vehicles. Whitney said 16 firefighters responded to the scene. Both the pickup an
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