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Boys 4A regionals at John Paul II Collegiate could be scrapped

The Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan recently announced the launch of its new online catalogue.

A man who was born and raised in Winnipeg, and who had many different jobs before realizing his life’s true ambition was to be a performer, wowed a small but appreciative Kamsack audience recently.

Alberta is already planning an update in its second quarter of 2020

Saskatchewan’s oil and gas companies have continued their commitment to environmental stewardship by responsibly completing a record number of oil and gas well abandonments in 2019 and into 2020.

Three of 11 alleged bike gang members arrested in January are set to reappear in Prince Albert Provincial Court.

Saskatchewan first instituted liquor laws in the province in 1908. Local authorities were given the authority to grant liquor licences for bars in their area. Moose Jaw originally prohibited liquor licences, but reversed this law in 1910.

Around 12 community members gathered at the Senior Harmony Centre in Kamsack to discuss the five-year strategic plan for Parkland College.

Telemiracle – Saskatchewan’s Charity – wrapped up its 44th edition today in Regina. As the streamers dropped from the ceiling and the curtain came down on the 20-hour telethon, the final numbers up on stage showed a total of $5,523,472 raised.

Among the issues to be presented before Kamsack town council for January and the first meeting in February include the appointment of a solicitor, permits for individuals to shoot pests and predator Animals within town limits, a facility assessment o