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Year-round cottage dwellers hope their seasonal, city-based neighbours remember one thing as the weather warms – pandemic rules are just as strict in the country as they are in the city.

Saskatchewan's Information and Privacy Commissioner Ronald J. Kruzeniski sent out a message about the challenges around online learning in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Most of the residents in the Village of Endeavour were upset and disappointed when they realized that the Osprey nest located on the cell tower has been destroyed.

The Canora/ Sturgis RCMP responded to 50 calls for service over the past week, some of which included 13 traffic offences, five mischiefs, two traffic collisions, two assaults, one impaired driving offence, one uttering threats, and one theft of vehi

A Farmer’s Market which had been established along Hwy No. 57 on the way to Duck Mountain Provincial Park several years ago has expanded to the next level.

The Regina Early Learning Centre (ELC) is one of many organizations in Regina that has had to abruptly change the way they deliver their services because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new online program, eTick, has expanded into Saskatchewan, allowing University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers and the province’s Ministry of Health to efficiently monitor ticks and inform residents of potential health risks.

Oil and gas companies around the globe could not have braced for what is now a reality for many.

Health Minister Jim Reiter was joined by chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab to announce 23 more positive cases of COVID-19 in northern Saskatchewan, along with an outbreak in a Prince Albert Hospital.

Ten in hospital, two more recoveries