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Discovery Co-op announced Thursday they are imposing daily maximum fuel restrictions at their Cardlock locations “until further notice,” according to their Facebook page.

By Lisa Joy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter After being incarcerated in the maximum Saskatchewan Penitentiary in Prince Albert since June 2012, Christopher (Chris) Andrew Van Camp was finally released on parole April 24, 2017.

By Lisa Joy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The mother of an inmate who was murdered in his cell in Saskatchewan Penitentiary says she got answers about her son’s death during an eight-day trial, which was heard before a judge alone in Prince Al

“Some days and weeks are better than others when you have arthritis,” I told my old neighbour Ed, who lives in Saskatchewan. “Has it gone to your brain yet?” Ed asked me without any serious concern.

The Water Security Agency has released the preliminary spring runoff outlook for 2020. Precipitation amounts are predicted to be near normal across the province for February, March, and April.

Some believe music isn’t as important as the core academic subjects.

Mayfair News

The Battlefords Chamber of Commerce held its annual general meeting Tuesday at the Chamber building in North Battleford, in which financials were presented for this year.

A man wanted in connection to the murder of a La Ronge woman in December was arrested in Prince Albert Feb. 4.

A central Saskatchewan man is on trial this week in Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench for attempted murder.