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YORKTON, Sask. — Representatives from the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities spent last week in Ottawa pressing federal decision-makers on issues they say are critical to the future of rural communities, including priorities that directly affect producers and municipalities across east-central Saskatchewan.SARM’s board of directors met with ministers, senators, MPs and senior federal officials to discuss agriculture, trade, transportation infrastructure, rural crime, broadband connectivity and rural development.SARM president Bill Huber said the annual trip is intended to ensure federal leaders understand the role rural Saskatchewan plays in Canada’s economy.”Agriculture is a huge part of our members’ livelihoods,” Huber said. “I…

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