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Acadia Valley News, May 1, 2021

It’s been a warm and windy week here. The grass is starting to turn green, and the gophers seem to be out in full force. Farming season is almost in full swing. Be on the lookout for slow-moving farming equipment on highways and backroads.

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2020 Oyen Lions Club Scholarship Winners

Gage Lemare is one of the lucky recipients of the 2020 Lions’ Scholarships. He is very excited to be pursuing a career in aviation. He remarked that this money will help him reach his dream of becoming a commercial pilot.

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Born to be wild

While most people are hiding out in the safety of their homes, Eatonia area resident Jenny Hagan is braving the elements and enjoying every minute of it.

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Oyen Family & Community Support Services

Hester Muller poses with the Oyen Family & Community Support Services cooks—Maryann Burns (executive director), Pam Stark (volunteer co-ordinator) and FCSS vice-chair James Walker—as she pick up a Grab and Go beef-on-a bun and goody bag. Close 70 people dropped by.

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Giving back

Kinley Hildebrandt and her mom Candis have been collecting toys for the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital for six years. “The toys are given to children who are admitted to the hospital. The toys are used to help pass the time, for therapy, and as prizes for bingo nights,” Candis explained.

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Oyen News Briefs, Apr. 16, 2021

Canadian flags around Oyen are flying at half staff honouring the life of Prince Philip, 99, who died April 9, 2021. He and Queen Elizabeth had made more than 70 appearances in Canada between 1950 and 2013.

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Greening of the pipeline grid

The southern prairies see greater than 2,400 hours of sunshine annually, compared to between 1,200 and 2,000 hours in the rest of Canada. It may not seem like it at times, but the prairies typically see some sunshine about 320 days every year.

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Acadia Valley News, Apr. 7, 2021

The kids are all back to school after a week off for Easter Break. We got to enjoy a little taste of all four seasons on our week off. That was quite the storm that left some residents without power for nearly 40 hours!

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Sibbald News, Apr. 1 2021

Ah, the simple pleasure of going to the sink and turning on water or flipping a light switch in the dark. Monday, March 29, a blizzard roared through our area causing widespread power outages and road closures.

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