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In this April 30, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Locking your doors is a simple step in theft prevention. The annual Discover the Farm program attracted youth from the Southwest to learn more about the importance of agriculture. The yard waste bins are open for another season in Swift Current and you’re encouraged to drop off your compostable yard waste at the designation sites.
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In this April 26, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Swift Current City RCMP are asking for your help in locating three suspects involved in a recent road rage incident. Mobile Paving Ltd. has been announced as the medal sponsor for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games. As the Swift Current Chamber of Commerce seeks new members, the board recently visited the Garden of Eden Greenhouse & Gifts in Bluemnort.
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In this April 19 , 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; 2019 is a banner year for the City of Swift Current hosting numerous events and tickets are now available for the World Under 17 Hockey Challenge. With the return of warmer temperatures motorists and pedestrians are reminded to respect the rules of the road for everyone’s safety. The latest exhibition by Val Marie artist Diana Chabros is open to patrons of the Art Gallery of Swift Current.
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In this April 16, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; 2000 volunteers are required for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games in Swift Current and the host committee is hoping you’ll sign up for this rewarding experience. As you start up your bbq for another season, fire officials are reminding you to take a few precautions during these dry conditions. Daffodils are a sign of spring and part of an annual fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society.
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In this April 12, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Deer Mice feces are the source of the Hantavirus and 10 fatal cases of Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome have been reported in Saskatchewan in recent years. As the 2019 Federal Election approaches, a number of individuals are vying for the Conservative candidate spot in the Cypress Hills-Grasslands Constituency including Sean Checkley of Fox Valley. With the arrival of warmer weather, the city of Swift Current crews will begin the annual street sweeping program later this month.
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In this April 9, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Motorists are reminded to slow down and obey the rules of the road with another traffic blitz underway across Saskatchewan. Environment Canada is forecasting warmer than normal temperatures for April and May. As many look forward to camping season, on-line reservations are now open to book your favorite campsite.
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In this April5, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Saskatchewan residents are encouraged to turn in any unwanted firearms to local police through the annual gun amnesty program. Competitors in the Breaking Boards, Breaking Chains event showed off their Tae Kwon Do skills while raising funds for projects in Rwanda. The Tourism Awards of Excellence are on the horizon and a number of Southwest Saskatchewan nominees are hoping to take home the top honors.
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In this April 2, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; In an effort to prevent the spread of Dutch Elm Disease, the annual elm tree pruning ban is now in effect through August 31 across Saskatchewan. Karen Richmond is the new board chair for the Swift Current & District Chamber of Commerce. The Main Street Swift Current program is accepting grant applications from downtown businesses to assist with esthetic upgrades to their buildings.
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In this March 29, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; As Swift Current prepares to host the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games, Finning Canada is on aboard as a sponsor for the triathlon event. Spring is here and the Canadian Cancer Society ‘s annual daffodil campaign is underway. Dust and pollen are common with the changing weather and health experts have a few tips for helping you to cope with seasonal allergies.
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In this March 22, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Following a recent board decision the Chinook School Division will oversee 96% of busing across the Southwest. The Saskatchewan arts community is remembering Joe Fafard and in this special feature SWTV News spotlights this provincial icon and a recent exhibit at the Art Gallery of Swift Current. Spring is here and home owners are reminded to ensure snow and ice are not building up around energy meters.
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In this March 19, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Powerful Personal stories of experiencing racism were shared by local residents during a noon hour rally in Swift Current marking the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. As another camping season approaches, outdoor enthusiasts can book their campsites on line through Saskatchewan Parks. RCMP are alerting you of numerous scams circulating including the fraudulent request for Google play cards to pay bills.
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In this March 15, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; The Government of Saskatchewan has invested $4.2Million in the development of eight mental health community recovery teams enhancing treatment programs for clients across the province. As spring approaches, the Water Security Agency is forecasting a lower than normal runoff for Southwest Saskatchewan. Calgary singer/songwriter Mariel Buckley performed for the Blenders audience during a Swift Current date on her current tour.
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In this March 13, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News;Sharing stories of racism and making others aware of these issues in Swift Current was the focus of a forum hosted by the Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan. The host committee for the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games is seeking nominations for torch bearers for the event set for August9-18 in Swift Current. The annual Tourism Awards of Excellence are on the horizon and a number of nominees are from Southwest Saskatchewan.
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In this March 8, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Protecting youth from on-line bullying is an ongoing issue and RCMP advise parents to take an active role in how their children are using their cell phones and social media. Racism is a growing concern in Swift Current and a number of local agencies are working together to host a special event focusing on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. As the 2019 federal election approaches, Cypress Hills Grasslands MP David Anderson will not be seeking re-election.
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In this March 05, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; Following a colder than normal month of February, Environment Canada is offering its’ long term forecast as many await the arrival of spring. The Swift Current SPCA relies on donations throughout the year and is asking for your support in the 19 for 19 Campaign. A piece of Swift Current’s history is now lying in rubble as crews demolished the Palliser Regional Care Centre.
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In this March 1, 2019 episode of Southwest TV News; A Swift Current youth is in custody following the discovery of a pipe bomb under construction in a local residence. As more cases of measles are being diagnosed the importance of vaccinations is in the spotlight. Local historian Hugh Henry focused on the NWMP March West in his latest presentation at the Swift Current Museum.
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