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New order on nightclubs focus of Dr. Shahab’s latest update

New order on nightclubs focus of Dr. Shahab’s latest update

Multiple outbreaks involving Saskatoon nightclubs are the focus of the latest restrictions announced by the province Monday. At his news conference Wednesday, the provincial health minister Jim Reiter and provincial chief medical health officer Dr.
North West has seven new cases, 37 active as of Wednesday

North West has seven new cases, 37 active as of Wednesday

Of the 666 active cases of COVID-19 in the province of Saskatchewan, the North West zone has 37 as of Wednesday, according to the government’s “dashboard” of daily case counts.
Recorder places first for best all around paper with circulation 6,500+ provincially

Recorder places first for best all around paper with circulation 6,500+ provincially

EAST CENTRAL — For 2020, The East Central Recorder is the best all-around weekly newspaper with circulation over 6,500 in the province, according to the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association's 2020 Better Newspapers Competition.
Oct. 28 COVID-19 update: 67 new cases, 20 in hospital, 53 recoveries

Oct. 28 COVID-19 update: 67 new cases, 20 in hospital, 53 recoveries

Guideline enhancements for bars and nightclubs
Moe discusses new mandate, but is questioned on Buffalo Party performance

Moe discusses new mandate, but is questioned on Buffalo Party performance

The first order of business, once a fall session of the soon-to-be-formed Legislature takes place, will be getting a home renovation tax credit in place, according to Premier-elect Scott Moe.
Man charged with murder of Jamey Roberts appears in La Ronge court

Man charged with murder of Jamey Roberts appears in La Ronge court

A man arrested after RCMP Crisis Negotiators and the RCMP tactical unit were called in to assist the Stanley Mission RCMP, had an appearance in La Ronge Provincial Court Oct. 26.
Moe discusses new mandate, asked about seperation

Moe discusses new mandate, asked about seperation

The first order of business, once a fall session of the soon-to-be-formed Legislature takes place, will be getting a home renovation tax credit in place, according to Premier-elect Scott Moe.
Fireworks, even some controversy at mayor’s forum

Fireworks, even some controversy at mayor’s forum

It was a lively and sometimes even controversial all-candidates forum for the mayor’s race in North Battleford on Tuesday.
School sports paused after COVID-19 case confirmed at Horizon school

School sports paused after COVID-19 case confirmed at Horizon school

HUMBOLDT — The Horizon School Division has made a decision to pause extracurricular sports from Oct. 26 to 30 due to a case of COVID-19 at one of their schools and the increasing number of cases across the province.
‘Kids have been amazing’ with reopening: Horizon School Division's Garinger

‘Kids have been amazing’ with reopening: Horizon School Division's Garinger

EAST CENTRAL — The Horizon School Division is counting the return to school as a success thanks to the diligence of teachers, principals, staff and students.
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