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Five are in hospital

Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) makes announcement

A man charged in connection to the murder of a three-old-girl while he was out of jail on bail charged with another violent crime has now been denied bail. Fabian Morin Jr.

The approval of the route for the Canora Composite School Graduation Parade and the decision to suspend operations of the Canora swimming pool for the 2020 season were among the items of concern for town council at its regular meeting on June 16.

The Saskatchewan government has announced funding for up to 50 new sets of passing lanes along provincial highways over the next two years. The province announced the infrastructure spending in the 2020-2021 budget on June 15, according to a release.

The Sturgis Station House Museum had received a special donation of a potbelly stove from Ken Toy in 2018. The stove had belonged to his father Jack Toy who had operated The Northern Café in Sturgis from 1949 to the early 1970s.

Six in hospital

Hudson Bay’s town council has decided that ebikes will be allowed on Hudson Bay trails for the foreseeable future. This has pleased Robin Belhumeur, owner of Hudson Bay Ebike Adventure, who brought the issue to council.

The purpose of my letter is to register my sincere opposition to the “defund the police” lobby. I empathize with the family of Mr. Floyd, regarding the excessive use of force.

The Canora/Sturgis RCMP responded to 53 calls for service during the reporting period, including one assault, four breach of peace, four 911 hang-ups, one disturbing the peace, one impaired driving, one lost and found, one Child Welfare Act, 20 traff