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Sacred site, breathtaking sight

Sacred site, breathtaking sight

In late summer the weather is completely unpredictable in northern Manitoba. One day it’s beautiful, with warm sunshine beaming down. Another, it’s miserable, with wind so strong it blows rain sideways.
Anxiety on the tundra

Anxiety on the tundra

The rocks fly out from beneath the tires of Angela Mak’s Ford F-150 as she cruises down the gravel road along the coast of Hudson Bay just east of Churchill. It’s a routine.
Why do the feds keep 17 million dead bugs in filing cabinets?

Why do the feds keep 17 million dead bugs in filing cabinets?

Hidden in anodyne filing cabinets scattered across the federal government’s Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa is a library of 17 million dead bugs.
USask doctor volunteers to support COVID-19 efforts in Bolivia

USask doctor volunteers to support COVID-19 efforts in Bolivia

SASKATOON – Helping the community where he was born, Dr. Ivar Mendez has decided to take a six-month unpaid leave as department head of surgery at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) beginning Jan 1, 2021, to provide pandemic support in Bolivia.
Highway 10 preseason rivalry game three goes to Yorkton

Highway 10 preseason rivalry game three goes to Yorkton

It’s weekend two of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League preseason and the Yorkton Hyundai Terriers are once again playing a home-and-home set with Melville. The teams played a set last weekend as well, with both games won by Yorkton.
Six RCMP detachments pursue vehicle involved in alleged kidnapping

Six RCMP detachments pursue vehicle involved in alleged kidnapping

Saskatchewan RCMP lays charges
Orphaned polar bear cubs given little hope

Orphaned polar bear cubs given little hope

A combination of tragic events, outrage and disagreement over conservation measures has, effectively, delivered a death sentence to orphaned polar bears cubs in the Churchill region.
Oyster farmers battered as COVID-19 dries up restaurant market

Oyster farmers battered as COVID-19 dries up restaurant market

Oyster farmers know grit can make for a good pearl. But shellfish farmer Victor McLaggan’s tenacity is being tested as the pandemic continues to hobble the restaurant industry, the main source of his income.
Sask. reports 76 new COVID-19 cases Friday

Sask. reports 76 new COVID-19 cases Friday

There are 76 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on October 30, 2020, bringing the total to 3,066 cases.
Update: Highway #9 near Canora reopened

Update: Highway #9 near Canora reopened

Had been blocked due to serious motor vehicle collision
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