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Double win puts Stamps first in NSRHL  Share Photos 
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Two wins moved the Meadow Lake Stampeders to first place in their league for the first time ever. “I was happy with the weekend, with the four points it really helped us out, it puts us into first,” he said.
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Meadow Lake city council briefs  Share 
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Pool talk The city will spend $58,000 to refurbish the floor of the Aquatic Centre, this after the deck was painted with the wrong kind of paint last year.
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Meadow Lake RCMP week in review  Share 
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Gateway Fire The Meadow Lake RCMP and Fire and Rescue responded to a fire alarm at Gateway Elementary on Saturday morning. The alarm turned out to be a ceased motor in the vent causing smoke to fill the school.
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Frosty Frolic brings out the best in Meadow Lake skaters  Share Photos 
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On the coldest weekend of the year, members of the Meadow Lake Figure Skating Club drove to Saskatoon to compete in Skate Canada’s Frosty Frolics Invitational on Saturday, Jan. 14 and Sunday, Jan. 15.
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City agrees to bill landlord for one water meter  Share 
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A Meadow Lake landlord who waited seven months for a response from the city finally got one from city council on Jan. 23. Council voted to approve Kyle Epp’s request to have his rental house sent one water bill instead of two.
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Manta Ray meet makes a splash  Share Photos 
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The Manta Ray Swim Club hosted a swim meet on Ssaturday, Jan. 21. RBC donated timers to the swim club; this meet was the first time they had been used.
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Emily Wilson keeping up with the boys  Share 
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The rough and tumble nature of hockey often classifies it as a boys sport, however, there are some girls who enjoy the sport as well. Emily Wilson, 14, said enjoys the challenge of playing with the boys on the Meadow Lake Bantam Stamps team.
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Aboriginal grant for Lakeview School  Share 
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A little bit of local culture is coming to Lakeview Elementary thanks to a grant from the Saskatchewan Arts Board. Aboriginal singing, dancing and drum making will become hands-on for the kindergarten to grade 4 students with the help of $8,000 from the TreatySmarts Grant.
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No snow no problem for SSRA  Share Photos 
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The lack of snow this year didn’t stop the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Racing Association (SSRA) from hosting their annual drag races. Plowing up 60 acres of land, Shawn Heaver was able to put together a track just east of Dorintosh on Saturday, Jan.
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Teens honoured with Youth Global Citizen Award  Share 
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Five teenagers who walked to Regina last summer to protest the storage of nuclear waste in northern Saskatchewan are being recognized by the Saskatchewan Council for International Co-operation.
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Meadow Lake Stampeders to compete in Provincials  Share 
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Meadow Lake, St. Walburg and Paradise Hill are teaming up to compete in the provincial hockey league. Players from St. Walburg, Meadow Lake and Paradise Hill will play together for the title of the best team in the province.
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Minor hockey website adds hockey safety link  Share 
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About a year ago, Rhonda Normand’s son was knocked out while playing hockey. He was diagnosed with a concussion and was told to take a hiatus from the game. Normand learned from her doctor how to re-introduce her son to physical activity.
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