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Two drivers charged over the weekend in North Battleford area for excessive speeds

Two drivers charged over the weekend in North Battleford area for excessive speeds

Two drivers were charged near North Battleford between May 29 and 30 as a result of speeds in excess of 50 km/hr over the applicable speed limit. On May 29, at approximately 6:11 p.m.
Reminder - Distracted driving still against the law

Reminder - Distracted driving still against the law

In case you haven’t been driving much lately, here’s a gentle reminder from your friends at SGI: distracted driving is still against the law. That’s not “the new normal.” It’s just “the normal.

Governments still missing the mark on small business rent relief: CFIB

Challenges with CECRA leave too many without desperately needed help
One new case of COVID-19 in Sask.

One new case of COVID-19 in Sask.

As of June 1, 2020, there is one new case of COVID-19. The new case is in the Regina region. The provincial total remains at 646 reported cases.
Manitoba enters second phase of provincial reopening

Manitoba enters second phase of provincial reopening

No new cases of COVID-19 reported June 1
Celebrate National Indigenous History Month

Celebrate National Indigenous History Month

Via the Royal Saskatchewan Museum
Two charged in major drug bust north of Biggar seeking bail

Two charged in major drug bust north of Biggar seeking bail

Bail hearings for two co-accused charged in connection to a major drug bust north of Biggar were adjourned again. Mitch Hutchinson, 49, had show cause hearings on May 21, 22nd and 29th in Saskatoon Provincial Court but still hasn’t been released.
It's Mining Week in Sask.

It's Mining Week in Sask.

The Government of Saskatchewan, with the Saskatchewan Mining Association, has proclaimed May 31 to June 6, as Mining Week.

Province proclaims AccessAbility Week

The Government of Saskatchewan is joining many provinces across the country in proclaiming May 31-June 6, as National AccessAbility Week.
Teens to help USask researchers track climate change and wildlife impacts in northern Canada

Teens to help USask researchers track climate change and wildlife impacts in northern Canada

As part of a University of Saskatchewan (USask) research project, small teams of high school students from Saskatchewan and Manitoba will spend their summers in bug jackets, venturing into the wilderness to measure permafrost and track caribou around
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