Battlefords News-Optimist

MOOSE JAW — Despite using the better part of two hours to trace former cop Alan Murdock’s litany of alleged misdeeds and abuses of public trust, Moose Jaw police chief Rick Bourassa deferred on reporters’ questions if he wants to see a public inquiry

On Tuesday evening the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) identified a positive case of COVID-19 in an individual at Prince Albert Collegiate Institute (PACI) in Prince Albert.

A Biggar woman failed to appear in North Battleford Provincial Court Oct. 19 for a scheduled appearance and a judicial bench warrant was issued for her arrest. Desiree Hinse, 24, and three others were arrested on Sept.

It appears town residents don’t need to worry anymore about being terrorized by the “Battleford Badger”.

Liberals want farmers generating solar power as a cash crop

Rabbit Lake News

There are 57 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on October 21, 2020, bringing the total to 2,496 cases.

Two men pursued by Alberta and Saskatchewan RCMP after an alleged shooting on Onion Lake Cree Nation and several car jackings where people were shot at, were denied bail.

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A manufacturers tax credit is a key point in developing Saskatchewan’s value-added industry, according to Progressive Conservative Party Leader Ken Grey. That’s a major part of their platform, especially for helping out rural Saskatchewan.