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Potato harvest replaces annual Threshing Day

Potato harvest replaces annual Threshing Day

Borden and Radisson News
Onion Lake man charged with murder of Braden Bull appears in court

Onion Lake man charged with murder of Braden Bull appears in court

An Onion Lake man facing second-degree murder charges had another court appearance in Lloydminster Provincial Court. Vega Bear, 24, was scheduled to appear in court Sept. 28 but the matter was adjourned to Oct. 5 to speak to the matter.
Increased COVID-19 in Yorkton area

Increased COVID-19 in Yorkton area

The Saskatch​​ewan Health Authority (SHA) is alerting the public of an increase in COVID-19 cases in Yorkton and the surrounding area and is urging Saskatchewan residents to follow public health measures and personal safety precautions to prevent the
World’s largest puzzle delivered to Sask. Hospital

World’s largest puzzle delivered to Sask. Hospital

It was an exciting morning at Saskatchewan Hospital as the proprietors of Rustic Nine Golf Course delivered the “world’s largest puzzle.
Man from North Battleford area charged with sexual offences

Man from North Battleford area charged with sexual offences

A man from the North Battleford area has been charged with a number of sexual offences. Oakley Blackstar, 63, of the North Battleford area has been charged with the following: Sexual Assault Sec. 271 C.C.
Enjoying the colours and sounds of fall

Enjoying the colours and sounds of fall

Meota News
Smallest full moon of 2020 on Oct. 31

Smallest full moon of 2020 on Oct. 31

The moon is full Oct. 1 and Mars is once again occulted Oct. 2, but for South American viewers. For the Northern Hemisphere observer, it’s a close approach. Oct. 4, Uranus is four degrees north of the moon. Oct. 8, the cluster M35 shares the stage.
Retirement and other milestones celebrated in September

Retirement and other milestones celebrated in September

Unity News

Parks Canada plans to record underwater sounds at Tallurutiup Imanga

Parks Canada wants to record underwater activity in four spots around Arctic Bay, in the hope of creating greater understanding of how human activity in the area affects the ocean.
Sask. discouraging interprovincial travel

Sask. discouraging interprovincial travel

With Saskatchewan’s Covid-19 numbers the lowest in the region and dropping steadily over the last few weeks, the provincial government is discouraging interprovincial travel.
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