Strong sales growth, continued investment in rural communities and a renewed focus on operational efficiency highlighted the annual meeting of Borderland Co-op held May 21 in Moosomin, as approximately 50 members heard the organization remains committed to strengthening local services despite ongoing economic pressures. During the annual general meeting, Borderland Co-op reported total sales of […]
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The Melville Comprehensive School Students Against Drinking and Driving Chapter (SADD) and Melville Chevrolet joined in on the fundraising efforts for the two Melville...