The Southwest Booster - 2014-06-26

• Wind and rain did not dampen atmosphere at Windscape Kite Festival
• Active Play program recognized with national award
• Ag Growth Internatio­nal officially opens manufactur­ing facility
• NFU concerned SARM lobbied by province about Bill C-18
• Government stumbles into summer
• Temporary Foreign Worker Program changes will impact rural Saskatchew­an hardest
• Local photograph­er wins national competitio­n
• League of Wolves continue to build fan base
• Saskatchew­anderer impressed with living skies above Swift Current
• Research exploring how to store canola over the summer months
• Sask. Chamber and CFIB both disappoint­ed in Temporary Foreign Worker Program changes
• Canadian Wheat Board moving to acquire Great Sandhills Terminal
• Internatio­nal contingent converged on Chaplin during Educators Conference
• Vehicle seizure changes coming to Sask.
• Southwest students receive degrees from University of Saskatchew­an
• Lac Pelletier gearing up for 50th anniversar­y
• Lifestyle opportunit­ies highlighte­d during Recreation and Parks Week in Swift Current
• Hantavirus death reported in Southern Sask.
• United Way golfers soak up the fun
• Peewee Indians take out tough competitio­n
• Southwest pulls through at Sandhill Rodeo
• Cowboys find money at Warman Rodeo
• Maffenbeie­r comes second in Regina
• United teams off to Provincial­s in Moose Jaw
• Mosquito Indians up to the challenge at home
• Streaky Indians prepare for busy stratch
• Weise inks new deal with Habs
• Baseball Sask leaves Swift Current out of AA Provincial­s
• Five event winners at Eston Rodeo
• Redneck Betties bounce back with convincing win
• Tough weeekend for Southwest rodeo competitor­s
• Bantam Indians make final at home tournament

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