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Belle Pulses receives Innovation Award

Belle Pulses receives Innovation Award

Belle Pulses Ltd. in Bellevue, owned by Tony and Francis Gaudet, has been recognized for their contribution to pulse industry and on January 12, 2021 were the recipients of the Pulse Promoter Award by the Saskatchewan Pulse Growers.
2,412 COVID-19 vaccine doses administered Friday

2,412 COVID-19 vaccine doses administered Friday

Sask. reports 264 new cases and four more deaths
Roussin asks Manitobans not to gather for Super Bowl parties

Roussin asks Manitobans not to gather for Super Bowl parties

Super Bowl Sunday is upon us, and Dr. Brent Roussin is urging Manitobans not to succumb to the urge to gather. "This is a time where many people host gatherings," Manitoba’s chief public health officer said Friday afternoon.
101 things to do this winter

101 things to do this winter

1- Enjoy a winter bbq on the deck.

Buckingham Palace

throws cold water on Treaty chiefs’ request to intervene in Governor General replacement
Kemoca Park eyes continued growth as sixth decade begins

Kemoca Park eyes continued growth as sixth decade begins

Now entering its sixth decade, Kemoca Park lies as a testament to community efforts to provide a recreational oasis appreciated by many far and wide.
Gardener's Notebook - Website provides look at gardens

Gardener's Notebook - Website provides look at gardens

So far, there are no meetings planned yet for the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society. But please visit us at www.yorktonhort.
Esterhazy Council discusses rink usage

Esterhazy Council discusses rink usage

Mayor Forster called the regularly scheduled council meeting for the Town of Esterhazy to order at 6:30 P.M. on January 27, 2021, with all members present and accounted for.
USask COVID-19 research to track online hate directed at Asian community

USask COVID-19 research to track online hate directed at Asian community

SASKATOON – What makes a social media post racist and how does that hatred spread? These are some of the questions University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers are tackling, measuring how social media hatred directed at the Asian community has rise
Bringing the fantasy out in the photos

Bringing the fantasy out in the photos

Local photographer enhances what camera captures
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