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Paper Excellence acquiring Domtar for $3 billion

Paper Excellence, the company that owns and plans to reopen the pulp mill in Prince Albert, is buying the mill.

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Owner of Prince Albert pulp mill buy previous owner, Domtar for $3 billion

By Glenn Hicks Paper Excellence, the company that owns and plans to reopen the pulp mill in Prince Albert, is .

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Signs of early summer lift from pandemic restrictions

Hildebrandt said her members have been supportive of the vaccine rollout and, in order for the public to enjoy a less restrictive summer, “…if a poke or a jab in our arm is going to help us get there, then let’s get ‘er done.” She said the relaxation measures of Step One 30 people for public indoor gatherings and 150 people outdoors would be a vital move forward. Step Two, once 70 per cent of over-30s get their first jab, would see 150 maximum capacity allowed at event spaces like casinos and recreation centres. Sixty-one per cent of those 30-plus have so far received their first dose.

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Go easy on the lawn this month, and the critters: NCC

The snow has melted, growing season is upon us, and that means it’ll soon be time to mow the lawn, right? No. While our yards and green spaces have become important refuges during this pandemic, they’re also critical for pollinators. The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is suggesting we hang on for a little when it comes to cutting the grass. And that means you can leave the weeds too during No Mow May. “You’ve got my personal permission to have a few dandelions up there,” Osler-based Mathew Braun, manager of science and planning with NCC Saskatchewan told

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