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Protect yourself: Don't be scammed twice

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) is alerting the public that some individuals who have already been impacted by a scam may be targeted again.
Tougher distracted driving fines take effect Feb. 1

Tougher distracted driving fines take effect Feb. 1

SGI and law enforcement hope to see fewer tickets during February focus
SaskEnergy and Hyundai Terriers team-up for Kidsport

SaskEnergy and Hyundai Terriers team-up for Kidsport

Donation being made at Tuesdays SJHL game
Thinking I do with words - How not to reinvent the taxi

Thinking I do with words - How not to reinvent the taxi

Autonomous vehicle outfit Cruise, which is funded by General Motors and Honda, recently unveiled their concept for the future. Completely self-driving, it doesn’t even have a way for people to drive it, lacking a steering wheel and pedals.
Politics - Local pension funds could emerge from upheaval

Politics - Local pension funds could emerge from upheaval

We all bear the responsibility of making the country we live in a better place.
Yorkton currently not looking at plastic bag ban

Yorkton currently not looking at plastic bag ban

Prince Albert Council takes that decision Monday

Internet-delivered therapy program to support public safety personnel

Launched by University of Regina
Exciting time for Yorkton cheerleading

Exciting time for Yorkton cheerleading

It’s an exciting time for cheerleading in Yorkton. Yorkton Gridders Cheerleading is giving kids from across the city the chance to learn to cheer. There are two programs run out of Gridder’s Cheerleading.
Rattlers announce Chad Jacobson as head coach

Rattlers announce Chad Jacobson as head coach

The Saskatchewan Rattlers​, member club of the ​Canadian Elite Basketball League​(CEBL), areexcited to announce Chad Jacobson as the second head coach in Rattlers history.
Grain Growers of Canada call for immediate relief from ‘harvest from hell’

Grain Growers of Canada call for immediate relief from ‘harvest from hell’

Following a difficult harvest season, Canadian farmers should not be expected to pay increased taxes at a time when they can afford it least
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