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Two new cases of COVID-19 reported in Sask.

Two new cases of COVID-19 reported in Sask.

Both cases in central region
Sports This Week - Rattlers ready as CEBL tourney nears

Sports This Week - Rattlers ready as CEBL tourney nears

There will soon be basketball to watch again, and as a bonus it will include the Saskatchewan Rattlers. The Canadian Elite Basketball League recently announced it will be playing a two-week tournament in St.
Sask. job numbers grow through June

Sask. job numbers grow through June

Saskatchewan had one of the strongest rates of job growth in Canada in June as more of the economy reopened and the province continued its strong recovery from the impact of the pandemic.
Agriculture This Week - Hard not to support irrigation project

Agriculture This Week - Hard not to support irrigation project

Last week Premier Scott Moe announced a major plan in terms of agriculture in Saskatchewan; a multi-year, multi-billion dollar expansion of irrigation. The focus on irrigation isn’t exactly a new idea in Saskatchewan.
Branding a town: A castle-sized project for Langenburg

Branding a town: A castle-sized project for Langenburg

At a recent Langenburg council meeting, Lina Petkeviciene Langenburg’s E conomic Development Officer , presented a progressive vision to highlight the town’s uniqueness and bring awareness to the community.
SaskTel adds new micro cell tower

SaskTel adds new micro cell tower

106 Meters tall macro cell goes in near Calder
Morgan kicks-off Sidewalk Concert Series

Morgan kicks-off Sidewalk Concert Series

The first evening of Yorkton’s new Sidewalk Concert Series was held last night (Thursday).
Autonomous vehicles and electric vehicles are in SGI’s windshield, looking ahead

Autonomous vehicles and electric vehicles are in SGI’s windshield, looking ahead

Last October a car with a panoramic camera mounted on the roof was parked in a North Battleford hotel parking lot for several evenings.
Hay mowing and ditch salvage underway

Hay mowing and ditch salvage underway

The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding producers they can begin to salvage hay in provincial highway ditches.
Is there a point where you can’t get much tougher on drunk drivers?

Is there a point where you can’t get much tougher on drunk drivers?

Regina – In recent decades there has been a continual trend in both federal and Saskatchewan law – continuously getting tougher on drunk driving.
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