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The Saskatchewan Roughriders will host training camp in Regina in 2020. The change of location comes after the University of Saskatchewan (USask) announced that the turf will be replaced at Griffiths Stadium.

Seven-year-old attempts to take own life

The very successful Saskatchewanderer program marks its 10th anniversary this year. To celebrate, social media followers will be re-introduced to past Saskatchewanderers in what is being called the Month of the Retro Wanderer, said a release.

In a project initiated by Mayor Jim Vewchar and approved by Town Council, a number of volunteers were working in minus 20 degree temperatures on January 17 to create an outdoor skating rink with natural ice for Canora.

In the absence of Yorkton Mayor Bob Maloney at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council it fell to Deputy Mayor Mitch Hippsley to put forward the list of 2020 Committee/Commission/Board appointments for approval.

Meet Loki. In Norse mythology, Loki is God of Mischief, perhaps better known in the same mythology as the two-timing half brother to Thor, God of Thunder – as well as in the classic Marvel comics and movies.

The parishoners of the U.O.C. of the Holy Transfiguration Ukrainian Catholic Church were in for a musical treat Sunday afternoon, when the Dibrova Ukrainian Folk Ensemble performed a special Christmas carol concert in Yorkton.

Drivers encouraged to help bring number down even lower In 2020

Theme for Literacy Day and week.

Recently, the Government of Sask. released an updated clubroot distribution map for our province. This map outlines the rural municipalities in the province where clubroot has been identified.