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SASKATOON – Two University of Saskatchewan (USask) faculty members—internationally renowned artist and sculptor Alison Norlen and historian Valerie Korinek—have been named Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC), the national academy of distingu

SASKATOON – Daily moments made potentially risky by COVID-19, such as cramming into a crowded bus or elevator, sitting in a packed classroom, and visiting a vulnerable relative in long-term care, may be rendered safer again thanks to new federally fu

Saskatchewan Health Authority is notifying the public that an individual who tested COVID-19 positive visited the Regina International Airport when the individual was likely infectious on September 6.

EAST CENTRAL — COVID-19 may be the focus of public attention, but a more familiar threat is still expected to come as it does every year – influenza.

With the enhancements to the Kamsack Swimming Pool nearly complete, the focus is now turning to raising nearly $67,000 to finish paying for it.

The Sturgis Composite School acknowledged graduates with awards during its graduation ceremony held in the Sturgis Park on August 28. Kristen Peterson and Kelsey Newman handed out the awards to graduates.

But still less than a quarter of the last two years’ numbers

Members of the Sturgis 2020 graduating class, from left, were: (back row) Tory Reynolds, Kacie Meroniuk, Jewel Howard, Shanae Olson and Hannah Gerbrandt, and (front) Zane Bayer, Seth Rayner, Kale Musey, Jorden Kardynal, Carter Masley, Elijah Hort, Za

The Canora/Sturgis RCMP responded to 36 calls during the week of August 27 to September 2, some of which included: one traffic accident, eight traffic offenses, one impaired offense, eight other provincial statutes, one other criminal offence, two ot