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McLauchlan said this new fund for rural communities would build upon the success of recruitment and retention efforts being done by the PC Government.

During the week from the 22nd to October 2nd, the community will host cultural activities and events.

Updates were provided for training being done with the fire department, a new computer server the town is in need of, a resolution required in support of the housing accelerator fund, and more.

There is now a call out for young ladies in the community who want to throw their hat into the running for Fur Queen.

The program has been expanded and the fall session will be starting next week with registration until September 25th.

Nikolychuck mentioned that recruitment happens year-round and any youth interested in the program can join in every Tuesday night at the Legion.

Welcoming Week started on Friday and will continue over the week with programs running to encourage newcomers to the community to get involved.

Free GP care is being rolled out today for 215 thousand newly eligible people.

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