The new $5.5 million Co-op convenience store and fuel station project planned for the intersection of Highways 1 and 9 in Whitewood is at risk of being shelved due to a disagreement between Borderland Co-op and the Ministry of Highways over access points. For the past several months the Town and Co-op have been in […]

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