Saltcoats’ Morrison SJHL Canterra Seeds Saskatchewan Player of the Week
This past week, Alex Morrison was named the SJHL Canterra Seeds Saskatchewan Player of the Week.
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This past week, Alex Morrison was named the SJHL Canterra Seeds Saskatchewan Player of the Week.
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Read MoreAlex Morrison of Saltcoats, Saskatchewan may only be 17 years old but he is already making an impact…
Read MoreWarren Kaeding, the incumbent MLA for the Melville-Saltcoats constituency, has served two terms in office, first elected in…
Read MoreKaren Hovind, resident of Saltcoats and a teacher in Melville, has stepped forward to run for provincial office…
Read MoreCurtis Brooks, who is a resident of Melville, has officially entered the race to represent the Sask. United…
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