The provincial budget comes down March 24th and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business has released its top budget priorities.

There are many ways to help in the fight against cancer, and one of those ways is with the annual fundraiser, Relay For Life.

The town of Kindersley celebrates a milestone this year with their 100th birthday, and the plans include a homecoming as well as a concert featuring different bands.

Glenn Howard's Ontario rink is rolling through the competition . The three time Brier winner beat New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to move to 5 and 0 and stay atop the standings.

It was a tough day for Saskatchewan yesterday losing both games dropping their record to 2 to 3.   Team McKee lost to Northern Ontario 7 to 6 and Alberta 9 to 5,  to slip to a  2 to 3 record. They play Quebec this morning and Ontario this afternoon.

Manitoba, Alberta and Newfoundland are all 4 and 1 after three days of play.

Battleford was able to even the series at one game a piece beating Melfort 4 to 2, becoming the first home team to win a game in quarter final playoffs.
Weyburn avoided going down three games to none, as they scored twice in the 3rd for a 2 to 1 win over Yorkton.

There are two games on tap tonight,
LaRonge will look to go up three games to none when they host the FlinFlon Bombers,
and your Kindersley Junior Klippers are back in action looking to put a strangle hold on the NotreDame Hounds, as Kindersley looks to increase their lead to three games to none hosting NotreDame from Eston where the Klipper's regular season record stood at 8-0 and 1. Game time is 7:30, with a fan bus leaving from the mall parking lot at 6:30. The cost is $10.00 and if anyone is interested, you are asked to call Wendy at 463-6591.

In Senior Provinicals,
Eston visits Drake tonight in Game one. Gametime is at 8:00.

And in the Sask West Hockey League,

Unity won over Macklin and will advance to the Finals, after taking the series three games to none.
The Kindersley Red Lions lost 7 to 2 to Eston last night.
Eston visits the Kindersley Red Lions in Game two tomorrow of Semi final playoffs.

The Federal budget had several highlights for the Ag sector.

Demand for fertilizer will likely pick up as we move closer to planting time.

David Asbridge is President and Senior Economist with NPK Fertilizer Advisory Service and he's expecting fertilizer prices will likely move up in the next few months.