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Meadow Lake’s new council ready to get down to business

Meadow Lake’s six councillors have been chosen and Mayor Merlin Seymour said they will be ready to see what the new council has to offer.
Moose Jaw police chief apologizes to city's LGBTQ people

Moose Jaw police chief apologizes to city's LGBTQ people

Speaking broadly and not pointing to one specific incident Tuesday morning, Moose Jaw police Chief Rick Bourassa took the unprecedented step of apologizing to the city’s Queer community for what he called a long-term “failure” on the part of the serv
Moe: too many in hospital, too many new cases

Moe: too many in hospital, too many new cases

On a day when Saskatchewan posted its second highest number of new cases of COVID-19 to date, Premier Scott Moe announced on Nov. 17 additional public health restrictions to stem the spread of the coronavirus.
Preliminary hearing for Calgary man accused of killing Saskatchewan man delayed until mid-2021

Preliminary hearing for Calgary man accused of killing Saskatchewan man delayed until mid-2021

A preliminary hearing for a Calgary man charged with killing a Saskatchewan man didn’t proceed in Calgary Provincial Court on Nov. 10 as scheduled.
New council sworn in for Melfort

New council sworn in for Melfort

MELFORT — It was an exciting night in Melfort with the new council and mayor being sworn in at City Hall for the 2020-24 term of city council. New mayor Glenn George and six councillors were sworn in during the Nov.
New Tisdale council applies for funding for RECplex upgrades

New Tisdale council applies for funding for RECplex upgrades

TISDALE — The new Tisdale council has been sworn in followed by business as usual with a couple of items discussed around the new table. Mayor Al Jellicoe returned to council after being acclaimed mayor on Oct. 8.
New restrictions described by Moe as 'slowdown,' not lockdown

New restrictions described by Moe as 'slowdown,' not lockdown

At their latest COVID-19 news conference on Tuesday, the province announced what they describe as a one-month slowdown to try and curb the increase in COVID-19.
This is not a lockdown, this is a slowdown, says Premier Moe, announcing new COVID-19 restrictions

This is not a lockdown, this is a slowdown, says Premier Moe, announcing new COVID-19 restrictions

On a day when Saskatchewan posted its second highest number of new cases of COVID-19 to date, Premier Scott Moe announced on Nov. 17 additional public health restrictions to stem the spread of the coronavirus.
Province-wide mandatory masking Thursday

Province-wide mandatory masking Thursday

Submitted The following measures are in effect as of 12:01 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 19. They, and all other public health measures, will be in effect until Dec. 17 and then subject to review by the provincial Chief Medical Health Officer.
Nov. 17 COVID-19 update: 240 new cases, 71 in hospital, 113 recoveries

Nov. 17 COVID-19 update: 240 new cases, 71 in hospital, 113 recoveries

There are 240 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on November 17, 2020, bringing the provincial total to date to 5,422 cases.
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