Inside this issue: - RCMP little help in dog attack - LipDub creates unity at MCS - Davison bookworms battle - Council reneges on roof contract - Nominations wanted for literacy awards - New software ensures better rec scheduling - Students put skills to work during speech contest - Melville Chev wants road barricades removed […]
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Whitewood EMS relied on neighbouring ambulance services for approximately 40 per cent of emergency calls within its response area during a four-month period, while...