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50 of the Best Campgrounds in Canada - Vimarsana News

50 of the Best Campgrounds in Canada

From rugged coastlines to stunning mountain ranges, pristine lakes to arctic wonderlands, Canada is home to some of the most beautiful campsites in the world.

Lac La Ronge Provincial Park part of wastewater infrastructure announcement - Vimarsana News

Lac La Ronge Provincial Park part of wastewater infrastructure announcement

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Several LLRIB communities on standby notice due to wildfire smoke - Vimarsana News

Several LLRIB communities on standby notice due to wildfire smoke

The Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) communities of Grandmother’s Bay, Hall Lake and Stanley Mission are on standby notice due to smoky conditions. That’s means the elderly, young children or residents with health conditions affected by bad air quality should be on alert to be evacuated and prepare one week’s work of medication, clothing and infant formula if needed. So far, 144 people have already voluntarily evacuated Grandmother’s Bay and are staying at hotels in La Ronge and Prince Albert. Footage of the fire near Grandmother’s Bay. (Cook-Searson Tammy Jim/Facebook) According ...

Source: panow.com
3 places to explore this summer in Sask.: La Ronge, Swift Current, Qu'appelle Valley - Vimarsana News

3 places to explore this summer in Sask.: La Ronge, Swift Current, Qu'appelle Valley

Posted: May 24, 2021 2:27 PM CT | Last Updated: May 24 Dan Irvine says the key to exploring with young kids is to bring snacks — lots of snacks.(Submitted by Dan Irvine) As we roll into the second summer of the pandemic, many residents are staying closer to home — but that's not such a bad thing considering there's so much to see in Saskatchewan.  CBC's Saskatoon Morning reached out to three locals who live in different parts of the province to find out what makes their section of Saskatchewan so special. Dan Irvine lives in La Ronge and is with the Boreal Outdoor Recreation Association...

Source: cbc.ca