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This morning at 11:00, at the Saskatchewan RCMP Headquarters, Superintendent Derek Williams, Officer in charge of the Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crime Program, provided the following update regarding the investigation into the homicide of Sheree Fertuck

Restaurants in Kamsack and Norquay were illegally entered on June 12 when liquor was stolen from both businesses.

Restaurants in Kamsack and Norquay were illegally entered on June 12 when liquor was stolen from both businesses.

WATROUS — The Watrous-Manitou Beach Heritage Centre will be opening its doors to the public for the first time this week.

Greg Fertuck charged with first degree murder

he sixth annual River Ridge Fish & Game Gun Show was held on June 8 and 9 at the Sylvia Fedoruk Centre in Canora. Vendors attended the show from across Saskatchewan, as well as from Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario.

The Supreme Court of Canada has notified the Government of Saskatchewan that Saskatchewan's challenge of the federally imposed carbon tax has been tentatively scheduled for December 5, 2019.

With more than a year to go in his four-year term, the reeve of the RM of St. Philips has resigned. Reeve Bernie Vogel resigned his seat effective April 18, said Frances Olson, the administrator.

“We need to be open to change and new opportunities while still pursuing what we have planned,” Keely Foster said in her valedictorian address during graduation exercises that were held in honour of 13 senior students of the Norquay School on May 31.

Danny Rakochy couldn’t believe his eyes! The Canora man was shocked when he checked his LOTTO 6/49 ticket and discovered he won $250,000 on one of the April 20 Guaranteed Prize draws, according to a Saskatchewan Lotteries release.