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Funding for First Nations Saskatchewan’s Edu-cation Minister Don Morgan recently an-nounced a $3 million investment to improve education outcomes for area First Nations and Métis students. “This funding repre-sents government’s con-tinued commitment to consider the Joint Task Force recommendations as we work with our partners to improve out-comes for First Nations and Métis people.” Mor-gan says. “Providing culturally appropriate and holistic approach-es is fundamental for improving education outcomes for our stu-dents.” “This announcement will have a positive im-pact on parents through the Help Me Tell My Story, and will also help schools through the Microsoft Licens-ing program and with delivery of second level services through the Joint Initiatives initia-tive. There is still much more work to be done, and we look forward to continued progress in other the areas identi-fi ed in the JTF report,” says FSIN Second Vice

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TRUCKS2013 Dodge Ram 15005.7L, red/gold, 33,298 km .....$47,9992009 Dodge Ram 15005.7L, grey, 92,506 km ...........$28,9992007 Dodge Ram 15005.7L, red, 176,894 km ...........$11,9992011 Dodge Ram 15005.3L, silver, 61,308 km..........$34,9002007 Dodge Ram 15005.7L, silver, 118,850 km........$16,9992012 Dodge Ram 15005.7L, prairie pearl, 56,985 km $41,9992010 Dodge Ram 15005.7L, cherry red, 97,057 km..$22,9992010 Dodge Ram 15005.7L, charcoal, 111,667 km ..$25,9992008 GMC Sierra 15005.3L, burgundy, 160,576 km .$13,9992010 Dodge Ram 15005.7L, blue, 122,787 km .........$25,9992007 GMC Sierra 15005.3L, black, 141,845 km .......$15,9992009 GMC Sierra 15005.3L, black, 158,685 km .......$20,9992007 Chevrolet Silverado 15005.3L, blue, 154,631 km .........$15,9992012 Ford F1503.5L, black, 62,960 km .........$34,9002012 Dodge Ram 25006.7L, diesel, 460 km .... Call for Price!2011 Ford F1503.5L, black, 14,608 km .........$34,9992008 Dodge Ram 25006.7L, grey, 238,000 km .........$21,9002008 Dodge Dakota3.7L, blue, 146,122 km .........$14,900

CARS2005 Chrysler Pacifi ca3.5L, leather, lt. blue, 109,797 km .$10,9992010 Dodge Charger2.7L, silver, 91,811 km..........$12,9992005 Dodge Magnum3.5L, silver, 116,690 km..........$8,9992009 Toyota Camry2.4L, black, 89,211 km .........$15,9992007 Chevrolet Cobalt2.0L, manual, blue, 90,595 km ..$10,9992013 Hyundai Veloster1.4L, 6 speed manual, grey,38,614 km .............................$21,9992010 Subaru Impreza2.5L, 6 speed manual,119,968 km ...........................$26,9992008 Dodge Avenger2.4L, copper, 99,375 km .......$11,9992007 Toyota Prius1.5L, gold, 14,333 km ...........$15,9992009 Chevrolet HHR2.0L, black, 42,520 km .........$14,999

VANS2012 Dodge Grand Caravan3.6L, red, 33,615 km .............$22,9002010 Dodge Grand Caravan3.3L, silver, 119,000 km........$11,9002006 Dodge Caravan3.3L, silver, 81,113 km............$7,9992010 Chrysler Town & Country4.0L, titanium, 116,487 km ...$15,9002008 Dodge Grand Caravan3.3L, silver, 128,578 km..........$9,9002008 Dodge Grand Caravan3.3L, copper, 180,790 km .......$8,9992009 Chevrolet Uplander3.9L, silver, 160,049 km..........$8,9992005 Dodge Caravan3.3L, blue, 148,747 km ...........$9,9902010 Dodge Caravan3.3L, silver, 100,159 km........$11,900

SUVS2010 Dodge Journey3.5L, blue, leather, 81,860 km ...$19,9992007 Jeep Wrangler3.7L, silver, 102,914 km........$19,9002008 Chevrolet Equinox3.6L, leather, black, 174,885 km ..$9,9992011 Ford Escape3.0L, white, 61,668 km .........$20,9002012 Jeep Patriot2.4L, leather, true blue, ........$32,4202009 Jeep Wrangler3.8L, black, 32,186 km .........$21,9992011 Jeep Liberty3.7L, charcoal, 22,977 km .....$24,9002011 Mitsubishi RVR2.0L, grey, 43,323 km ...........$22,9992012 Dodge Journey2.4L, white, 41,300 km .........$22,9002011 Chevrolet Equinox2.4L, black, 44,215 km .........$23,900


JANUARY 17th, 2014

Come see the Grey Cup and meet some of the Saskatchewan Roughrider players who won it!

(players yet to be determined)

Where: Yorkton Co-op Food Store (30 Argyle St.)

Start time between 2:30-3:00 p.m.

Then watch the Rider players take on the YRHS Senior Raider Boys Basketball Team (and some friends). Note: Free admission but there will be a silver collection at the door with all proceeds raised going to Yorkton KidSport.

Game time: 7:00 p.m. @ the YRHS Gym

CCome support your Saskatchewan Roughriders and prove Yorkton is Riderville!

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BELLAMY - Born to Danielle and Eric Bellamy of Yorkton, SK, a son, Archer Thornton, December 31, 2013.

STEINER - Born to Lana and Shaun Steiner of Good Spirit Acres, SK, a son, Wyatt Keith, De- cember 15, 2013.

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Tues., Wed., Thurs., & Fri.For Appointments

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SECOND FLOOR OFFICE SPACE

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Our Pride & JoyBe a part of the Special Salute to babies born in 2013

On January 18, 2014, The News Review Extra will feature a special page devoted to the babies born in 2013. Make sure you’re one of the proud parents,

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