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Saskatchewan energy minister addresses parliamentary committee on Line 5

Canada’s consumer confidence saw its largest growth in March since the onset of COVID-19, new estimates from the country’s primary economic think tank suggest.

With springtime, the cover of snow disappears, new grass pokes through the undergrowth and ticks get busy searching for a host to supply them with a meal of blood.

Some vaccine appointments rescheduled

A Saskatchewan man facing numerous child porn charges has had several court appearances and the matter continues to be adjourned.

On the Easter weekend 2019, a fire damaged an under-construction classroom building at Parkland College's Emergency Services Training Site, east of Melville. The charred structure had to be demolished and a new facility was built in its place.

Good Friday Walks are being planned by minesterial associations in Moosomin and Rocanville on Friday, April 2nd. In Moosomin, the walk will begin at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church at Main Street and Windover Avenue at 9:00 am on Friday, April 2nd.

The Outlook Legion Branch #262 is enjoying some prosperity these days as well as a little bit of financial breathing room, thanks in part to a sizable and handsome bequeathment that should enable the branch to concentrate on more favorable happenings

Includes first stages of York Road reconstruction

The City of Yorkton Operating and Capital Budgets for 2021 which were introduced to the public at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council March 15, were given final approval at the regular meeting this Monday.