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Additional 6,867 doses of COVID-19 vaccine given in province

The University of Manitoba is planning a phased-in reopening of its campus to students and staff, starting this fall, in anticipation of a “full return” to face-to-face operations in early 2022.

A Meota man charged with killing his wife made his first court appearance March 19. Michael MacKay, 39, appeared by telephone in North Battleford Provincial Court.

After a lengthy investigation, Prince Albert General Investigation Section (PA GIS) has charged an adult female in relation to a fatal hit and run.

The Outlook has obtained the adopted minutes of the February 24 council meeting held by the town council of Outlook.

Police also stopped 409 drivers with suspended licences.

The Saskatchewan Rattlers have announced the re-signing of Canadian forward Denzell Taylor. Taylor joined the Rattlers in 2020 and was a constant presence on the court over the course of the 2020 CEBL Summer Series.

Regina – For the most part, the Ministry of Health has stuck to the strategy of distributing the COVID-19 vaccine first by those living in long-term care and personal care homes, and then by age.

The Saskatchewan RCMP has received several requests for updates in relation to the death of Jaxon MacDonald.

An Edmonton man charged in connection to the murder of Tiki Laverdiere will stand trial in Battleford Court of Queen’s Bench in January 2023.