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Serving Northeast Saskatchewan since 1906. Tweets directed to @TisdaleRecorder may be published in the letters to the editor section.

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Nipawin Road East from 1st Avenue East to Railway Avenue East will be closed for water main repairs starting 7 am on May 10. https://t.co/acoCqeROuF

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The Statistics Canada report said crime had been going down across the country, but the rate of decrease is less in rural areas. https://t.co/3OwodDv7JO

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Three per cent of the crop has been planted around the Melfort, Tisdale and Nipawin areas, behind the five-year average of six per cent. https://t.co/EaqDczvNSa

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“You truly gain so many lifelong friends. As well, you gain other skills like learning to be on time for things and learning to hold yourself in a good way and take care of yourself.”
—Hannah Kapeller, graduating Tisdale Dance Centre student https://t.co/u645LwjKZY

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The province has passed legislation that says people must get consent from a rural landowner before entering private property. https://t.co/KLDKp3Y11L

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“I worked at the Prince Albert SPCA for four and a half years and I've been volunteering with canine action projects since 2014, so [the job] was just kind of my passion and up my alley.”
—Meagan Schmitz, new shelter manager, North East Spca https://t.co/3WFXHiuudq

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The Tisdale RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance after a family’s trampoline was stolen. https://t.co/1pRpyUF3qG

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The members of a merged board of governors that will oversee both Cumberland College and Parkland College has been announced. https://t.co/Cm2bQOccY5

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CP and CN say they've moved record amounts of grain last month. Anybody notice any difference with shipping? https://t.co/iJpISG5Ixk

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While vising Yorkton, Riders head coach Craig Dickenson gave Yorkton This Week some insight into the team's draft picks. https://t.co/CpNidDKuXh

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Half of the 16 million people trying to phoning three federal government agencies weren't able to get through to a live agent. https://t.co/1ckjfxHq31

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“[The YBEX awards] to just raise awareness for the kids for what it’s like for a business. Some do business cards, some do signage. They go into great detail too.”
—Connie Ruston, NewSask’s executive administrator https://t.co/TvqGjq77nV

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Melfort council passed an amendment to the zoning bylaw to allow duplexes to be built on the west side of Orr Drive onto Shadd Drive. https://t.co/kIuOanUlaO

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"We have a huge problem and fortunately, myself and the Humboldt families have a voice right now... We’re trying to effect some change. If I can save one little kid’s family from being wiped out on the highway, then I’ve lived a full life."
—Pattie... https://t.co/3yFAT0ywL2

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"If people don’t help, it’s just going to go downhill.”
— Sáj Gray Starcevich, Grade 7 student https://t.co/xnyzSBzbvK

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Senior high school badminton players from Nipawin, St. Brieux, Porcupine Plain and Carrot River will be competing in the provincials. https://t.co/AUkJsiGNLZ

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Loblaw Companies Ltd. is recalling certain President's Choice brand and PC Black Label brand sauces due to the potential presence of glass fragments. https://t.co/JdD5TMy6Rh

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One man is dead after a collision between a SUV and a car on Highway 9 in Hudson Bay on the evening of May 2 https://t.co/g69CnwODGm

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By a 3-2 decision, the Saskatchewan's Court of Appeal said the federally imposed carbon tax is constitutional. https://t.co/oy1me6VkPk

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“We weren’t as visible as people would like it, so it’s something we’re still working on."
—Sgt. Richard Tonge, Carrot River RCMP https://t.co/B0xv70Aw61