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As several local governments in south Saskatchewan eye an economic future without coal, a veteran of the industry is looking back on its history, uncertain what type of future development in the area is sustainable.

As part of Phase 3 of the Reopen Saskatchewan plan, places of worship in the province were allowed to begin reopening June 8 following guidelines from the government.

At the regular Rocanville town council meeting June 3, the council unanimously approved the 2020 budget. The council approved the 2020 Operating Budget as prepared with the mill rate to remain at 1 mill on the current assessment.

A Virden man is trying to raise $100,000 on GoFundMe for a legal challenge to a new federal firearms ban, and is halfway to his fundraising goal after a few days.

Province announces opening of outdoor playgrounds and beaches

Warning: Some may find the details in this story disturbing The Saskatoon Prosecutions Office is retrying sexual assault charges against a man found guilty earlier this year of attempted murder.

Four new cases in Sask. today

Monday marked a full two months since a case of COVID-19 was last detected in the Northern Health Region.

Following the recommendation of the Canada West (CW) board, the 17 members of the CW conference voted on Friday, June 5 for the cancellation of first term competition team sports due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

The case against a Prince Albert man charged with killing his parents and son and trying to kill his daughter continues to be delayed with adjournments.