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There is uncertainty over whether the Capitol Annex can stay open following the recent announcement by the province of new restrictions. The provincial health restrictions announced Wednesday, which take effect at 12:01 a.m. on Friday Nov.

North Dakota decreased theirs

17 new cases in North West; outbreak at Sask. Correctional Centre

There was a collision Wednesday afternoon outside North Battleford between a train and a grain semi truck. The collision happened near the Viterra elevator near highway 16 east of the city.

The Peepeekisis Cree Nation won a land settlement claim earlier this month against the federal government dating back to 1898 involving Indian agent William Graham, known for forcing non-members to settle on the reserve and assimilate with the commun

HUMBOLDT — With 10 months out of 12 complete, it’s looking like the city will end up in a favourable position when it comes to its budget.

A Hafford man pleaded guilty on Nov. 24 in Saskatoon Provincial Court to accessing and possessing child porn. Kelly Beleznay, 55, was charged in June after Saskatoon Police launched an investigation in February 2020.

With COVID-19 levels still high in Saskatchewan, the province has announced several more health measures to curb the spread of the virus. Premier Scott Moe (appearing by video while in isolation) and chief medical health officer Dr.

Two men accused of human trafficking appeared in Saskatoon Provincial Court Nov. 24 and Nov. 25. There is now a court ordered ban on publication of the two men’s names.

A new book by a local author is hoping to spread awareness of the Holodomor to elementary school children. The book is called Bottle of Grain , written by Rhea Good of Battleford and illustrated by Natalie Warner.