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The Government of Saskatchewan urges motorists to take work zone safety seriously. “The safety of construction crews and the travelling public is our number one priority,” Highways and Infrastructure Minister Nancy Heppner said.

The Advisory Committee on Francophone Affairs’ report on Francophone Seniors has been received by Provincial Secretary Nadine Wilson. “I’d like to thank the Advisory Committee for this report on the issue of seniors in Saskatchewan,” Wilson said.

A Court of Queen’s Bench judge in Yorkton has sentenced 22-year-old Mitch Nahnybida to 40 months in prison for causing the death of his friend Eric Whitehawk.

The Board of Directors of Sunrise Health Region passed a balanced 2016-17 Operating Budget at a meeting held last Wednesday in the city.

For the first time in more than a decade, Canada registered a rise in the crime severity index in 2015. Yorkton was no exception experiencing an increase over 2014 in both its own index and relative to other jurisdictions.

Regina, SK – July 25th, 2016 – The Burrowing Owl is reaching an important stage in its life cycle – the juveniles are now starting to leave the shelter of the burrow, and forage for themselves.

Last week, Thom Barker looked at a film by an acclaimed director near the end of his career, so it only makes sense to follow that with a director near the beginning of theirs.

The Government of Saskatchewan is investing more than $1.3 million in capital upgrades at two northeastern provincial parks: Greenwater Lake and Narrow Hills.

Auto enthusiasts kicked off their weekend by attending this year’s Cruise Night. The evening started with a car show in the Staples Parking lot complete with BBQ.

Rolf and Silke Sommerfeld are on a mission. On June 12, they set out from Victoria, BC on a 10,000 kilometre journey to St. John’s, NL. Lots of people have done that, but Rolf and Silke’s version is unique.