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The Assiniboia and District Remembrance Day commemoration was held at the St. George鈥檚 Catholic Church Hall on November 11. Members of the Assiniboia Chapter of the Royal Canadian Legion entered the hall in procession to begin the event.

Saskatchewan pea producers were shocked by India鈥檚 announcement on November 10 that it has slapped a 50 per cent import duty on Canadian peas, effective immediately.

A total of 47,033 head of cattle were sold in Saskatchewan this week, up substantially from 31,948 head sold the previous week, and up from 44,823 head the same week a year ago, reported Saskatchewan Agriculture for the week ending October 27.

The Assiniboia Livestock Auction held its pre-sorted Charolais cross and/or exotic calf and yearling sale on October 31 with 2,828 head sold. There were seven weight categories of steer calves and yearlings sold.

The Assiniboia Rotary Club members gathered to welcome the achievements of its members and to report on the progress of its programs on October 29.

The First and Second World Wars had a profound effect on Canada as a fledgling nation. Assiniboia and the surrounding communities played an important part in the war effort. Many young men and women volunteered for service and many did not return.

The Notekeu Hockey League opens its new 2017-2018 hockey season on November 10 featuring three exciting matchups. The season promises lots of drama and competitive sporting action.

Canadian military war veterans from Assiniboia, Irvin Tubbs, on the left, and J.J.

Harvest has all but wrapped up for producers in the province as 99 per cent of the crop is now combined, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture for the week ending October 23.

The Paisley Teacup Studio and Market will be holding its grand opening on November 17-18. Assiniboia鈥檚 latest business is owned and operated by Janielle Simard. She opened the store and studio back in mid-September.