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Twenty new cases of COVID-19 is Sask.

Twenty new cases of COVID-19 is Sask.

There are 20 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan to report on June 21, 2020, bringing the provincial total to 746. Eighteen of the new cases are in the South region and two are in the Far North region.

Canora/Sturgis RCMP Detachment activity report for June 4 to June 11

The Canora/Sturgis RCMP responded to 42 calls for service during the reporting period, some of which included seven traffic offenses, five Provincial Statutes, two mischiefs, two thefts, one assault, one sexual assault, one harassing communications,
Norquay School 2020 graduating class honoured

Norquay School 2020 graduating class honoured

Recently, members of the 2020 graduating class of Norquay School were honoured by staff, students, families and the Norquay and District Volunteer Fire Department. “Congratulations to the Grad Class of 2020.
Sask. First Nation looks to rekindle former tree nursery's legacy

Sask. First Nation looks to rekindle former tree nursery's legacy

Located at Indian Head
SaskBooks Book Picks - 'Small Reckonings'

SaskBooks Book Picks - 'Small Reckonings'

A Watrous setting
Midnight Shine going back to its roots

Midnight Shine going back to its roots

Midnight Shine is going back to its roots with its upcoming remastered album James Bay being released next Tuesday, June 23.
Global warming increases human health risk due to toxic algae in Canadian Prairie lakes

Global warming increases human health risk due to toxic algae in Canadian Prairie lakes

New research by scientists at the University of Regina’s Institute of Environmental Change and Society shows that global warming is increasing levels of toxic algae detrimental to human health.
Updated: Tasha Hubbard’s award winning film focuses on systemic racism and advocates for justice

Updated: Tasha Hubbard’s award winning film focuses on systemic racism and advocates for justice

nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up is a story about the death of a young Cree man, Colten Boushie
Sask. legislature votes down suicide prevention bill

Sask. legislature votes down suicide prevention bill

Minister Warren Kaeding says government's action plan will address issues
New Canora business focused on serving the community and protecting the environment

New Canora business focused on serving the community and protecting the environment

Jacqueline Fetchuk of Canora was looking to open a store in Canora, and at the same time was concerned that “we are becoming a throw away society.” It didn’t take long for her to realize that these two interests created an opportunity.
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