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Normally Lumsden’s arty A-framed Centennial Hall is bustling with weddings, karate and seniors getting in their workouts. Thanks to the fickle, deadly coronavirus, the building is to remain empty, cleaving a growing hole in the town’s budget.

Canada’s governments should require that all the infrastructure they fund should be made with materials sourced from low-carbon industrial processes, says a new report.

Renewed energy is supercharging the lithium mining industry in Manitoba as the push for action on climate change continues to pick up speed around the world.

. . . And understand lifelong impacts of Zika virus

People eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine need not worry if their provincial health cards are expired, according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA).

SASKATOON – A multidisciplinary research team from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has been awarded $289,000 for a project to develop water security solutions that contribute to enhanced gender equity in the West African nations of Ghana and S

The Community Oncology program in Moosomin currently serves about 70 chemotherapy patients in southeast Saskatchewan and southwest Manitoba, but now is able to accommodate a wider range of chemotherapy options and serve a wider range of patients..

Additional 6,941 doses of COVID-19 vaccine given

On Wednesday, March 10th, Mayor Grant Forster called the regularly scheduled meeting of the Esterhazy town council to order with all members present.

A preliminary hearing for a man accused of killing Preston Thomas last year didn’t proceed March 19 in Saskatoon Provincial Court. Joel Yuzicapi, 28, is charged with second-degree murder. The matter is now set for case management on April 16.