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Town of Preeceville dealing with asbestos in building

Town of Preeceville dealing with asbestos in building

The Town of Preeceville had originally slated four buildings in the town for demolition in 2019 but held off with one of the main buildings located in the downtown core.
Cooler weather helps firefighters extinguish fires on Sweetgrass First Nation

Cooler weather helps firefighters extinguish fires on Sweetgrass First Nation

The cooler weather and rain helped volunteer firefighters douse grass fires set at several locations on Sweetgrass First Nation. There were six separate fires set Thursday night, according to S/Sgt. Jason Teniuk of the Battlefords RCMP.

The Good News Collective - May 7 edition

The Good News Collective is a handful of short, positive news blurbs designed to remind us that there is still a lot of good going on out there in the world amidst the COVID pandemic.
COVID-19 Update: 13 new cases in Sask.

COVID-19 Update: 13 new cases in Sask.

Six recoveries, 19 in hospital
COVID-19 cases in Manitoba see continued decline

COVID-19 cases in Manitoba see continued decline

Only one new case of COVID-19 was announced in Manitoba May 8, part of a trend toward fewer cases province-wide. Provincial chief public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin announced only one new case during the government's May 8 briefing.

Province releases suicide prevention plan

A new suicide prevention plan will coordinate activities to promote life and reduce risk factors related to suicide in Saskatchewan.
Bootlegging a problem in northern Saskatchewan: RCMP

Bootlegging a problem in northern Saskatchewan: RCMP

Modern-day bootlegging continues to be a problem in Saskatchewan. Deschambault Lake RCMP recently charged two people in separate incidents for bootlegging. “It’s definitely a problem in northern Saskatchewan,” said Cpl.

Road tests available on a limited basis to those working in health care, agriculture

Limited number of modified Class 5, 4, and 2 road tests available starting May 11
Re-Open Saskatchewan plan cause for cautious optimism in Canora and area

Re-Open Saskatchewan plan cause for cautious optimism in Canora and area

On April 23, Premier Scott Moe and Dr. Saqib Shahab, Saskatchewan’s chief medical health officer, announced the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan.
Education Ministry working on a number of different scenarios

Education Ministry working on a number of different scenarios

In the event schools can’t reopen in September
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