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Man accused in connection with Oxbow woman's death back in court

Man accused in connection with Oxbow woman's death back in court

Tyler Shaw's next court appearance is set for Nov. 4.
City hall creates first-ever formal training policy for new council members

City hall creates first-ever formal training policy for new council members

City administration is recommending that council implement a first-ever formal orientation and training policy.
Estevan pharmacy employee wins provincial award

Estevan pharmacy employee wins provincial award

Donna George has been working in pharmacies in Saskatchewan since 2001.
Shelly Palmer - Apple Intelligence Getting Close

Shelly Palmer - Apple Intelligence Getting Close

Shelly Palmer has been named LinkedIn’s “Top Voice in Technology,” and writes a popular daily business blog.
Feds want Moose Jaw to build homes as part of $22M agreement

Feds want Moose Jaw to build homes as part of $22M agreement

Moose Jaw has received more than $36 million in gas tax funding over the years, with most of the money supporting major infrastructure projects.
Yorkton the scene of historical cemetery guided tour

Yorkton the scene of historical cemetery guided tour

Cemetery dates back to to 1896 and spans 22 acres holding 11,250 interments.
City seeking $6.2M from feds to upgrade four community venues

City seeking $6.2M from feds to upgrade four community venues

City hall says if it’s successful in acquiring this federal funding, the money would provide “a significant relief to the current funding pressures”
Jeremy Cockrill hopes to retain his seat as The Battlefords MLA

Jeremy Cockrill hopes to retain his seat as The Battlefords MLA

"My number one priority is keeping our Saskatchewan economy strong, and making sure that the Battlefords are an active participant in that."
People Around the World sharing research in Saskatoon

People Around the World sharing research in Saskatoon

International congress gathers world-renowned expertise at USask.
Forthcoming bylaw change to help legion secure its new home

Forthcoming bylaw change to help legion secure its new home

During its Oct. 7 regular meeting, city council voted 6-0 to have city administration proceed with advertising and preparing a bylaw amendment to rezone 693 Fairford Street West.
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