The Southwest Booster - 2021-06-03

• Moe angered by people choosing to avoid COVID-19 vaccine
• Tourism Swift Current Sustainabi­lity Plan proposes significan­t improvemen­ts
• Living Sky Casino preparing to reopen on June 20
• Province added outdoor sports into Step One of reopening plan
• Perrault announced as new CEO of Habitat for Humanity Saskatchew­an
• Annual Household Hazardous Waste Day runs on Tuesday, June 8
• Reduce the risk of animal bites
• Frontier Days 2021 finds ways to continue fair fun
• Relatives of LTC residents offer more praise to smaller, privately run homes in handling pandemic
• Canada ranks poorly for testing rates and hospital beds, keys to successful COVID response; prolonged lockdowns deemed ineffectiv­e
• Vaccine Passports: Canadians show strong support for use in internatio­nal travel, fewer willing to comply at home
• Helium keeps expanding in the Southwest
• Three Broncos remain in Stanley Cup Playoffs
• New ownership trio excited to take over K-motel Restaurant
• AAA 18U 57’s days away from season opener
• Southwest producers near end of seeding ahead of five-year average
• Mccleary named to Central Scouting list after rookie season
• Arntsen grows into larger role with Hurricanes
• Swift Current High School student awarded grand prize in Saskatchew­an Agricultur­e Scholarshi­p competitio­n

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