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More babies born

Saskatchewan experienced an increase in the number of live births in the province in 2010. To date, there have been 14,978 live births registered in Saskatchewan in 2010, compared to 14,536 for 2009.

Health region CEO hunt begins

After more than a six-month interim period, the Sunrise Health Region is moving ahead with plans to recruit a new chief executive officer. The health region's first CEO, Joe Kirwan, departed suddenly on July 31 of last year.
Police form drug trafficking working group

Police form drug trafficking working group

On February 15 at the Yorkon Rural Detachment, Yorkton GIS facilitated a meeting with several stakeholders regarding the prescription pill trafficking and addictions problem in the Yorkton/Kamsack region.

Declare auto registry annually

SGI reminds customers who use SGI's AutoPay program with "Continuous" stickers to declare their eligibility for Saskatchewan registration each year. "A year has gone by since we introduced the 'Continuous' stickers for the AutoPay program.
Region's future climate estimates mapped

Region's future climate estimates mapped

A website launched by the Prairie Adaptation Research Collaborative (PARC) based at the University of Regina gives a glimpse at the future climate of the Yorkton area and Saskatchewan at large.

Child services changes

Social Services will continue to implement changes within its Child and Family Services Division and is taking steps beyond those recommended by a coroner's jury to better care for and support children in care, along with their families and caregiver
A Carnival in Yorkton in 1906

A Carnival in Yorkton in 1906

Featured in a play were: From left to right: Dr. Henry as Uncle Sam, Tena Currie as a waitress, Charles McDougal as John Bull, Mrs. Ball as Portia, Dr. T.V. Simpson as an Indian Chief, Beth Wright as the "night.
Wildlife Awards Banquet

Wildlife Awards Banquet

Inuit Art: Tradition to Innovation, until Feb. 27. In this touring exhibition from the Mendel Art Gallery, a diverse selection of stone carvings, drawings prints and paintings provides a fresh look at the unmistakable art of the Inuit.

PCS committing to potash changes

Premier Brad Wall accepted detailed commitments of the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan's (PotashCorp) "Pledge to Saskatchewan.

Summer job listing

The Saskatchewan Public Service Commission is accepting applications for summer student employment in the public service.
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