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Four new presumptive positive cases of COVID-19 have been identified in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of cases in the province to six.

In an effort to minimize and contain the spread of COVID-19, the Saskatchewan Health Authority is implementing visitor restrictions effective immediately for SHA-operated hospitals, clinics, community and continuing care facilities.

On March 13, police conducted a traffic stop in the northwest area of the city, which resulted in charges. A 50-year-old woman was found to be in possession of methamphetamine.

The Town of Preeceville council approved its January 22 minutes at its regular meeting held on February 19 according to Tammy Descalchuk, office assistant. A proposal provided by MPE Engineering Ltd.

The banquet and awards night to honour area wildlife enthusiasts was held recently in the Ukrainian Catholic Hall in Kamsack.

The World Day of Prayer (WDP) service, with service materials written by Zimbabwe women, was held at Park Place in Canora. Organizers reported that attendance was excellent, and the meeting place was full.

University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers have demonstrated that it is possible to “train” microscopic black fungi in the lab to find radiation sources—a discovery with potential applications such as cleaning up radioactive waste from nuclear ac

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Saskatchewan Ministry of Health has confirmed Saskatchewan’s second presumptive case of COVID-19. The resident is in their 60s with travel from Oregon state in the U.S.