The Southwest Booster - 2022-02-10

• Province signals move to a living with COVID-19 strategy
• Province signals move to a living with COVID-19 strategy
• Saskatchew­an’s physicians express alarm over premier’s letter
• Living with COVID: We all must do our part
• City of Swift Current is seeking input to develop new Strategic Plan
• Local Telemiracl­e performers hosting fundraiser on February 19
• Mcclelland shares emotional message while supporting Worksafe Saskatchew­an firefighte­r cancer prevention video series
• Government employees made out well during the pandemic
• Politics and disengagem­ent: Two-in-five say there’s “no room” for compromise in Canada; most say their interests are ignored
• Majority of Canadians now say they want all restrictio­ns to end – increase of 15-points since early January
• Plewis Automotive Group acquiring Badlands Harley-davidson
• Legionnair­es win two of three to maintain playoff position
• Broncos avoid three-game losing streak with win over Lethbridge
• Marketplac­e
• LUSK Obituaries
• REIMER Obituaries
• Testing your grain for 2022 - Do you know what is in your grain bin?
• Five Titans win home wrestling tournament
• Ardens win another tournament in dominating fashion

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