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Hundreds of citizens checked out the new layout, special pricing, and selection of food, fashion, home and more at the official grand opening of the Red Apple store, formerly known as the Bargain Shop, on Friday, Oct. 17, at the north end of Minnedosa’s Main Street. The first 100 people walking through the doors received a laundry basket and $10 Gift Card, which many consumers opted to fill creating line-ups at the checkout counters.
A sense of purpose and fresh energy mark the 2025-26 school year in Rolling River School Division
DONALD BERGER
Minnedosa Tribune
academic and athletic pursuits, and staff have been working hard with their students in classrooms and in extracurricular activities.”
At both Tanner’s Crossing and Shining a light on local
“This school year has begun with a lot of excitement and energy from both the students and the staff in all of our communities,” said Cline. “Students have been active in their
Autumn in Minnedosa once again surges with invigorating energy across local schoolyards and hallways: the 2025-26 academic year is off to a confident, energized start. Rolling River School Division (RRSD) Superintendent Jason Cline describes a tone of high engagement and renewed purpose across the division’s schools.
Smart Farming
While individual success stories are still emerging, Cline reports the early months have already been marked by widespread participation and a positive tone throughout the division. That en-
thusiasm is clearly felt here in Minnedosa – where both Tanner’s Crossing School and Minnedosa Collegiate Institute (MCI) are settling into the rhythm of educating citizens who will enrich our world.
NOURISHMENT
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MCI, the division’s foundational programs continue to play a critical role in student well-being and inclusion.
RRSD’s Nutrition Program, ensures that students have access to healthy breakfasts and snacks every day.
