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Ten new COVID-19 cases reported today in Sask.

Ten new COVID-19 cases reported today in Sask.

There are 10 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on September 3, bringing the total to 1,634 reported cases. The new cases are located in the Saskatoon (6), Central West (2), North Central (1) and South Central (1) zones.
Scam Caller requesting SIN number: Melville / Ituna RCMP

Scam Caller requesting SIN number: Melville / Ituna RCMP

Melville and Ituna Detachments have been receiving an abundance of complaints regarding a Robot caller identifying themselves as RCMP requesting SIN numbers. These calls are targeting "730" numbers.
When weather allows harvest progressing quickly

When weather allows harvest progressing quickly

Harvest continues to quickly advance thanks to warm and dry weather in most areas of the province. Crops are rapidly drying down and the majority of producers are now in the field.
Online tissue and organ registry launched in Sask.

Online tissue and organ registry launched in Sask.

The Government of Saskatchewan has officially launched an organ and tissue donor registry at www.givelifesask.ca . The registry allows Saskatchewan residents to make a formal declaration of their decision to become an organ and tissue donor.
Fall camping an option at provincial parks

Fall camping an option at provincial parks

Camp-Easy sites available throughout September at Good Spirit Lake
Politics - O’Toole may be taking better approach

Politics - O’Toole may be taking better approach

They say religion and politics don’t mix, but nobody really ever explains why. It’s really because there isn’t much compromise in our religious views, which is perfectly fine.
CARP raises concerns for seniors as schools reopen

CARP raises concerns for seniors as schools reopen

The Canadian Association of Retired People (CARP) is reminding Canadians that with a focus on students there are implications on the rest of the family “bubble” including grandparents in a release Monday.
Travel restrictions worry Churchill's tourism industry

Travel restrictions worry Churchill's tourism industry

CHURCHILL — For weeks, the fear has been on the lips of tourist operators and hoteliers in this town: will the North be shut down from the world once again? And if it is, what will it mean for the meat of the tourism season that begins in October and
B.C. imported $9.6M of vegetable seed last year

B.C. imported $9.6M of vegetable seed last year

But that's not all bad, farmers say

University of Regina sees increased enrolment for the first day of classes

Preliminary enrolment numbers at the University of Regina show a 1.7 percent increase in the number of students enrolled for the first day of classes compared to the same time last year.
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