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Regina– In an effort to improved affordable housing, the Province of Saskatchewan and Government of Canada announced on Dec. 21 an expansion of the Saskatchewan Housing Benefit (SHB).

Saskatchewan’s Court of Queen’s Bench is extending the postponement of jury trials until the end of March. In November the Court had postponed jury trials that were scheduled to begin before the end of the year.

Kelly Schneider has auctioned off Saskatchewan farms for almost 40 years.

Matt Charney, Parks Manager with the City of Yorkton, has once again been appointed as the Municipal Inspector under The Forest Resources Management Act, Weed Inspector under The Weed Control Act and the Pest Control officer under The Pest Control Ac

Last month, police in Saskatchewan caught 341 people driving while suspended and issued 558 tickets for driving an unregistered vehicle or a trailer.

There are 206 new cases and 131 in hospital

A woman arrested by the Saskatoon Police Guns and Gangs Unit who faces 28 firearm-related offences, failed to appear in court.

More than a month of strict restrictions on gatherings and in-person shopping may be having an effect on the COVID-19 pandemic in Manitoba, which reported the lowest number of new daily cases of the virus for nearly two months Dec. 21.

Lloydminster to have first right of refusal in 2024

As the holiday season is upon us, the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) wants to remind consumers about gift card rules. Gift cards, also known as pre-paid purchase cards, are common gifts during the holiday season.