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Yorkton looks to access transit grant dollars

Yorkton looks to access transit grant dollars

Application be used as a financial contribution to the public transit operation shortfalls from 2019 to 2021. 
Saskatoon zoo announces death of Georgia, the porcupine

Saskatoon zoo announces death of Georgia, the porcupine

A porcupine, like Georgia, has a life expectancy 18 years in zoological facilities.
Saskatoon fire dept. reminds residents of carbon monoxide safety

Saskatoon fire dept. reminds residents of carbon monoxide safety

The elderly, children, and people with heart or respiratory conditions may be particularly sensitive to carbon monoxide.
Yorkton Council appoints Matt Charney to three positions

Yorkton Council appoints Matt Charney to three positions

Darcy McLeod – Director of Recreation & Community Services, with the city outlined the responsibilities of the three positions;
Yorkton snowmobile trail change deferred

Yorkton snowmobile trail change deferred

Council seeks feedback from the Protective Services Committee and CN.. 
Saskatoon Police arrest man wanted on Canada-wide warrant

Saskatoon Police arrest man wanted on Canada-wide warrant

Mahad Farrah was arrested in the 1200 block of Avenue C North after investigators conducted a vehicle stop. 
Yorkton Chamber of Commerce meets with Saskatchewan MP Caucus

Yorkton Chamber of Commerce meets with Saskatchewan MP Caucus

The Yorkton Chamber is ‘the voice of business in Yorkton’ and represents over 450 members.
Yorkton area communities receive grant dollars

Yorkton area communities receive grant dollars

Other area projects funded included; Stockholm $22,001 for crosswalks, RM of Saltcoats $8,248 for grid road digital speed signs, Ituna $1,396 for intersection projects, and Bredenbury $7,676 for solar panel light up speed signs,.
Canora/Sturgis RCMP Report: Impaired driver gets stuck

Canora/Sturgis RCMP Report: Impaired driver gets stuck

The Canora/Sturgis RCMP were dispatched to a complaint of an impaired driver stuck in the ditch north of Canora on a gravel road. Police went to the scene and arrested two female occupants passed out in the vehicle.
If granted bail, Quewezance sisters can go home after 30 years

If granted bail, Quewezance sisters can go home after 30 years

The sisters' cousin – who was a youth at the time – has repeatedly admitted that he is the one who killed Kamsack-area farmer Anthony Joseph Dolff.
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