Roblin council opens with new members welcomed
On November 14, twenty years ago, Mayor Lawrence Dietrich chaired Roblin’s first newly elected council meeting. Councillors Betty Nykyforak and Randy Langstaff were welcomed back while Will Sutton joined the council and Alex Mohr secured the fourth seat.
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Saskatchewan MLA pushes bill to protect Bronson Forest wild ponies
A Saskatchewan MLA introduced a private members bill to protect wild ponies in Bronson Forest, a 15 540 hectare area with lakes and beaches. The herd, once 125 in 2005, now numbers about 37, with origins tied to Native tribes and escaped or released horses. Echoing debates in Alberta, advocates push for ownership clarity and tourism potential while noting past shootouts and a 1980s round up.
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