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Conservation group wants answers on irrigation plans' impact

The Saskatchewan Environmental Society (SES) is urging the province to assess the impact of a massive irrigation project announced earlier this month.

Hockey Night returns to Treaty 6 Traditional Territory

(ANNews) – On Sunday July 26, Edmonton opened its doors to the 11 NHL teams who will be taking part in the Western Conference Playoffs.
Scouting tips and thresholds for canola pod eaters

Scouting tips and thresholds for canola pod eaters

Over the next couple of weeks, farmers and agronomists will want to check canola pods for feeding by bertha armyworm, diamondback moth larvae, lygus bugs and other pests.
Beware the Vikings!

Beware the Vikings!

Beware: There may be a Viking invasion being planned. At least members of the Loki’s Brood Viking Group, dedicated to the re-enactment of all things Viking, were in a city park Wednesday evening honing their skills with axe, sword and shield.
Sidewalk Concert Series continues

Sidewalk Concert Series continues

The most recent edition of Yorkton’s Sidewalk Concert Series took place this evening (Wednesday). This week Jackie Guy took to the sidewalk to headline the performance.
La Ronge Dam threatened

La Ronge Dam threatened

Now classified as a 'Potential Dam Failure'
Sask. reports 50 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday

Sask. reports 50 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday

There are 50 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on July 29, bringing the total to 1,268 cases. The new cases are located in the North (44), South (3), Regina (2) and Central (1) regions.
CFIB: Canada could lose an additional 158,000 small businesses to COVID-19

CFIB: Canada could lose an additional 158,000 small businesses to COVID-19

6,283 at risk in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan RCMP to resume limited front counter services on Aug. 4

Saskatchewan RCMP to resume limited front counter services on Aug. 4

Saskatchewan RCMP would like to advise the public that detachments across the province will resume limited front counter services on Tuesday, August 4, 2020.
Editorial - Public needs better info to remain safe

Editorial - Public needs better info to remain safe

If the past week has shown Saskatchewan residents anything, it is that COVID-19 has not gone away in the province, and outbreaks can flare up overnight. And flare up they certainly have recently. July 23, the province reported 42 new cases.
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