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Province reports two more COVID-19-related deaths and 98 new cases

A headdress stolen from a display of Aboriginal regalia 15 years ago in Vancouver mysteriously wound up in a bin on the North Shore last week and has now made its way back to its original Squamish Nation custodians.

SYDNEY — Heidi Marshall from Membertou First Nation remembers watching her father play the game of waltes when she was a child.

Scientists should always have more questions than answers. It’s the main kernel of advice Tim Haltigin gives for any aspiring astronaut.

SASKATOON — A pioneering study led by University of Saskatchewan (USask) veterinary ophthalmologist Dr.

Regina– Statistics Canada’s release on March 12 of its February Labour Force Survey showed a drop of 23,000 jobs in Saskatchewan, a figure that had New Democratic Party Leader Ryan Meili and Small Business Critic Aleana Young crying foul.

One death and 153 new cases also reported

COVID-19 vaccine booking eligibility is being expanded. Starting March 14 at 8 a.m.

On Monday, March 8, 2121, at 7:00 P.M. Mayor Bill Johnston called the regularly scheduled meeting of the Churchbridge Town Council to order.

Regina – On March 15, the rest of Saskatchewan will catch up with the most southern part of the province, which had winter weights lifted on March 1 due to unseasonably warm weather. Spring road bans will be in effect as of 12:01 a.m.