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NDP calls for province to scrap vehicle inspections for out of province purchases.

Graffiti vandalism seems to go in cycles, while police regularly track it by visiting tagged sites and cataloguing the images, the acting chief says.

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal confirmed that on June 9 Scharfstein Law, which represents the plaintiffs in the case, filed an appeal of Justice R. Wempe's June 3 decision.

The male suspect falsely identifying himself as a police officer.

Sunflower Saturdays at Moose Jaw Co-op was more than just a fundraiser

Eight students were part of this year's graduating class.

Around $44,000 was allocated for various activities, including tickets to the Rattlers and Berries games, drop-in fitness classes, cultural meals, and mental health support.

The trial has dragged on since September 2024 with numerous adjournments.

This closure has been in the works for more than a year, after the church leadership put the building up for sale in April 2024.

The scholarships are awarded to support their academic and athletic pursuits.