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Thinning ice calls for fishing shelter removal in Saskatchewan
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Jo Anne Cross
ANNE: Jo Anne Cross (Ogilvie) of Lloydminster, AB passed away peacefully on Monday, March 2, 2026 at Lloydminster Hospital at the age of 90 years. Jo was born on January 19, 1936 to Alvin and Annie Ogilvie in Regina, SK. Her dad passed when she was 14 and she dedicated herself to graduate high school,…
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GADSBY: On Sunday January 4, 2026 Mr. Harold “Norman” Gadsby Passed away in Lloydminster at the age of 97 years Norman is survived by his loving wife of 70 years, Brigitte Gadsby; Children, Randy (Debbie) Gadsby, Tom Gadsby (Judy), Shelley Gadsby, Michael (Janice) Gadsby, and Nancy (Howard) Mehain; Grandchildren, Katie, Ian, Rhea, Keith, Kim, Kristal,…
Mount Joy celebrates 60 years of snowy fun
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