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Hank Snow Tribute cancelled for second straight year

The 30th annual Hank Snow Tribute will have to wait for another year. The event is being cancelled for the second year in a row due to COVID-19.
Sports This Week - A chat with NLL Commissioner Nick Sakiewicz

Sports This Week - A chat with NLL Commissioner Nick Sakiewicz

When the release from the National Lacross League hit the inbox Feb.
Godfrey Dean Gallery offering online art classes this March

Godfrey Dean Gallery offering online art classes this March

Coming soon from Godfrey Dean Art Gallery 'Saturday Morning Art Classes' with Shirley Hart. The new programming will be offered Saturdays in March, from 10:30 a.m. until via Zoom.
Public reminded to seek appropriate care when needed

Public reminded to seek appropriate care when needed

In today’s COVID-19 world, it can be hard to know whether you should stay at home, go to the doctor or seek emergency care when you are feeling ill.

Red dresses hang in the trees at Niagara’s post-secondary institutions

to symbolize missing and murdered Indigenous women
Going to extremes: new spin on old polar vortex

Going to extremes: new spin on old polar vortex

The polar vortex has wrapped its icy arms around nearly every inch of the Prairie provinces and northern Ontario this week, drawing warnings from Environment Canada.
Yorkton Crossing offering pie and coffee Friday

Yorkton Crossing offering pie and coffee Friday

Everybody loves pie and coffee. And Friday afternoon you can drive-by Yorkton Crossing at 348 Morrison Drive and get both. "It's part of our outreach to reach out to the community," explained Ryan Kormos, Community Relations Co-ordinator.
Infrastructure cash announced at municipal group meeting

Infrastructure cash announced at municipal group meeting

Federal and provincial governments are hoping infrastructure spending can jump-start an economic recovery in Saskatchewan towns, cities and other municipalities whose economies have been rocked by COVID-19.
Sask. reports two COVID-19-related deaths and 180 new cases

Sask. reports two COVID-19-related deaths and 180 new cases

638 COVID-19 vaccine doses administered Tuesday
Roughriders resign hometown favourite

Roughriders resign hometown favourite

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed national punter Jon Ryan. Ryan (6’0 – 217lbs) will return to the Riders for the 2021 season having initially signed with his hometown Club in 2019 after a 12-year CFL hiatus.
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