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COVID-19 update: 22 new cases, eight in hospital, 26 more recoveries

COVID-19 update: 22 new cases, eight in hospital, 26 more recoveries

There are 22 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on October 9, bringing the total to 2,034 reported cases.
Fiscal management, recreation focus of Hinz’s Humboldt council run

Fiscal management, recreation focus of Hinz’s Humboldt council run

HUMBOLDT — Long time Humboldt resident Philip Hinz has put his name on the city council ballot because Humboldt needs good people on council, he said.
Weyburn police investigates SaskPower fatalities

Weyburn police investigates SaskPower fatalities

The Weyburn Police Service attended a fatal industrial accident at the intersection of Government Road South and Sixth Avenue SE at about 3:10 pm on Oct. 8.
MacInnis wants to continue making difference in the community on Humboldt council

MacInnis wants to continue making difference in the community on Humboldt council

HUMBOLDT — Megan MacInnis has spent 11 years with the Humboldt and District Community Services and now she wants to make even more of a difference in the community by running for city council.

The world’s most technologically advanced canoes can be found in La Ronge

Avid canoe racers, enthusiasts, and hunters who are looking for a canoe that outshines that rest don’t need to travel too far.
Council races set for region's largest communities

Council races set for region's largest communities

EAST CENTRAL — With the passing of the council nomination deadline, former councillors and new council candidates have made their intentions known.

Indigenous man leads youth with research and Indigenous values

Kelley Bird-Naytowhow is the leader of a group of youth research assistants who go by the name Story Catchers or Many Thunderbirds Feasting.
How to talk about suicide online safely

How to talk about suicide online safely

Suicide has been a problem in northern communities for a while now, but there hasn’t been much talk about it until recently when a young man from Buffalo Narrows decided to walk from La Ronge to Regina to raise awareness about suicide in the north an

Chitek Lake man diagnosed with mesothelioma two years into retirement

Work Safe Saskatchewan says that asbestos exposure is the leading cause of work-related deaths in the province and is launching an awareness campaign called ‘Asbestos kills. It’s best to test.
PEI city comes up with backward idea for Santa Claus parade during pandemic

PEI city comes up with backward idea for Santa Claus parade during pandemic

SUMMERSIDE, PEI – Instead of floats passing by the residents of Summerside, this year's Santa Claus parade will have the residents passing by the floats. "It's the complete opposite of how a normal parade would go," Coun.
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