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The Saskatchewan Housing Corporation (SHC) is seeking proposals for the Summit Action Fund (SAF). SAF is designed to increase housing supply across the province, and is funded by the Government of Saskatchewan through SHC.

The work has begun. Forty years after the first pool was opened, and less than three years after fundraising for a new one began, construction has started on a new $1.1 million swimming pool for Churchbridge and area.

Saskatchewan is tripling the national average in wholesale trade gains. The new Statistics Canada report shows Saskatchewan is once again leading the nation by a wide margin.

The Western Development Museum grounds received much attention for the 56th Threshermen's Show and Seniors Festival this past weekend highlighted by various entertainment, CBC Radio and Shell Anniversary Exhibit, Antique Tractor & Car Shows and a

Among top ten worst-rated cities over-10,000 in Canada

Over the past several months, Saskatchewan has seen an increase in the number of illnesses caused by the Shigella bacteria.

With the summer driving season in full swing and thousands of motorists getting set to hit the highway this long weekend, drivers are reminded they can save at the pumps by ensuring their tires are properly inflated.

SaskPower reminds everyone to keep propane safety in mind as they load their coolers with hotdogs and hamburgers.

As cottage season is well underway, septic waste hauling operators are in full demand to service properties and dispose of liquid domestic (septic) waste.

Advanced Education, Employment and Immigration (AEEI) Minister Rob Norris has released the ministry's response to the 2010 Regional College Review report. The review was conducted by Dr.