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Community play dates begin at Family Resource Centre

Community play dates begin at Family Resource Centre

The Family Resource Centre encouraged families, including their small children, to spend time together in a fun interactive manner at a community play date held at the Sturgis Elementary School on January 29.
Canadians encouraged to be on the lookout for osteoarthritis in pets

Canadians encouraged to be on the lookout for osteoarthritis in pets

Older pets can come across all sorts of problems as they age, but owners are encouraged to be sure to pay careful attention to signs of joint disease.

Health Canada finds fluoroquinolone antibiotics may cause persistent disabilities

A new study has found that certain antibiotics prescribed for infections can, in rare cases, cause permanent disabling side effects.

St. John Ambulance integrates mental health into courses with Bell Let's Talk support

Those learning first aid will now also learn how to assist with mental health crises, thanks to a donation that is funding the development of mental health support.

Preeceville farm equipment dealership merged into new company

A Preeceville farm equipment dealership has been merged into an entity that includes 17 companies across Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Yorkton MLA to continue in provincial cabinet in spite of cancer diagnosis

Yorkton MLA and Rural and Remote Health Minister Greg Ottenbreit has been diagnosed with colorectal cancer, said a release from the Saskatchewan Party caucus on Friday.

Week of Prayer for Christian Unity held on 500th anniversary of Martin Luther’s proclamation

This year, the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity fell during the 500 th anniversary year of Martin Luther’s presentation of the 95 Theses on October 31, 1517, said Ken Rolheiser of Canora, an organizer of the Week.

Ministry of Environment warns public against feeding wildlife

Though it may seem like it will be hard for animals to find food over winter, the public is being warned that feeding animals, even when done with good intentions, may cause more harm than good.

Ministry of Health Launches Saskatchewan Acute Stroke Pathway

Those who suffer a stroke will now be cared for quickly and efficiently with integration of a new set of protocals.

Record for power use in Saskatchewan broken for third time in a month

Saskatchewan residents are being reminded to conserve power and save money as the winter weather has resulted in record highs for power usage.