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Each year, about half of Canada’s food supply goes to waste. Fields of produce are plowed under due to cancelled orders; tomatoes destined for pasta sauce fall off conveyor belts and never make it to store shelves. That might be about to change.

Long drives and wait times for mail in Saskatchewan First Nations and remote communities could improve under a new plan.

Two North Battleford residents arrested by the RCMP Gang Task Force/Street Enforcement Team made their first court appearance. Trevor Cummer, 39, and Ashlyn Paules, 26, appeared in North Battleford Provincial Court Nov.

EAST CENTRAL – The North East School Division election has been complete for this upcoming council term.

A Prince Albert man accused of killing his three-year-old half sister will stand trial on second-degree murder charges. On Nov. 19, after a preliminary hearing, Prince Albert Provincial Court Judge T.

Submitted The Saskatchewan Health Authority is reminding everyone who enters SHA facilities that masking is mandatory. “COVID-19 is everywhere in Saskatchewan.

One resident aged over 80 from the Saskatoon zone who tested positive for COVID-19 has died. This brings the total number of deaths in the province to 33.

Eastend is a town situated 222.3 kilometres west of Assiniboia, where the Northwest Mounted Police established a satellite detachment in the Chimney Coulee area in the late 1870s.

A pre-trial conference Nov. 13 for a Kindersley mom accused of killing her one-month-old baby was adjourned in Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench to Dec. 18.

Submitted The Annapoorna, a statue from the University of Regina’s collection at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, will soon begin its journey home following a virtual repatriation ceremony held on November 19. The University of Regina’s Dr.