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Gang activity continues to plague Onion Lake Cree Nation after street gang associates opened fire and shot at pursuing RCMP officers Jan. 1.

A trial for an Onion Lake woman charged with the first-degree murder and kidnapping of Tiki Laverdiere has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Nikita Cook’s jury trial was scheduled to start Jan.

Two leaders of large northeastern Saskatchewan First Nations are waiting for the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines in their communities, despite rising case numbers in the region.

As part of its commitment to grow the technology sector and deliver on Saskatchewan’s Climate change strategy, Prairie Resilience, the Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the signing of an agreement between Innovation Saskatchewan (IS)

Canadians returning from non-essential trips will no longer be able to claim the $1,000 COVID-19 sickness benefit, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Tuesday during his first address of 2021.

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The Saskatchewan Roughriders are pleased to announce that quarterback Cody Fajardo has signed a contract extension to stay in the Green and White through the 2022 season.

Mayor Grant Forster says this year had its challenges, but he’s proud of the way Esterhazy has been able to handle it. “I’m not sure I can describe it! I think in general it was a strange year,” he said.

A cougar was spotted near the Estevan Dog Park on Tuesday morning. The sighting was posted on social media and the Estevan Dog Park committee expanded on it on their Facebook page.

(Photos from Jim Pattison Children's Hospital by Amy Thorp Photography) A former Weyburn resident, Marj Olson, won an international award for her work on the lighting of the lobby for the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital in Saskatoon.