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Melfort Mustang player tests positive for COVID-19

Melfort Mustang player tests positive for COVID-19

MELFORT — A Melfort Mustangs player has tested positive for COVID-19.
Luseland orchard continues to grow

Luseland orchard continues to grow

An orchard is not something you often hear of in Saskatchewan. Symtree Orchard, located 6.5 kilometres west of Luseland on Highway 771, is becoming better known and its produce more coveted.
Living Sky board resumes live meetings, focus on virtual learning

Living Sky board resumes live meetings, focus on virtual learning

For the first time in months, live school board meetings have resumed at Living Sky School Division. The board held their first meeting back on Wednesday afternoon, after months of closed virtual meetings.
COVID-19 update: 11 new cases, eight in hospital, 18 recoveries

COVID-19 update: 11 new cases, eight in hospital, 18 recoveries

There are 11 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on September 24, bringing the total to 1,846 reported cases.
Kinistin, Yellow Quill among those to get visits by travelling team of health workers

Kinistin, Yellow Quill among those to get visits by travelling team of health workers

Ethan Bear of the Edmonton Oilers hockey team says he knows what it’s like to feel “stranded.” That’s why he’s lending his support to a $3.3 million pilot project to have a team of health workers travel by bus to seven Saskatchewan First Nations.
Battlefords group seeks to further work of Truth and Reconciliation

Battlefords group seeks to further work of Truth and Reconciliation

Submitted A group of likeminded organizations, businesses and individuals have come together to work on reconciliation in the Battlefords area.
Civil forfeiture redistribution announced by government

Civil forfeiture redistribution announced by government

Regina – The Saskatchewan government announced on Sept. 25 it is providing more than $532,000 to police agencies, community-based organizations and the Victims’ Fund for new policing tools and programming through the Civil Forfeiture Program.
More Sask. businesses eligible for COVID cash under tourism support program

More Sask. businesses eligible for COVID cash under tourism support program

As the COVID-19 pandemic keeps shooting holes in hunting outfitters’ budgets, the provincial government is trying to help them reload for 2021.

New program aims to offer mental, dental care to First Nations by bus

Ethan Bear of the Edmonton Oilers hockey team says he knows what it’s like to feel “stranded.” That’s why he’s lending his support to a $3.3 million pilot project to have a team of health workers travel by bus to seven Saskatchewan First Nations.
RCMP detachments, including Meadow Lake's, finalize multi-year plan

RCMP detachments, including Meadow Lake's, finalize multi-year plan

Cities, including Meadow Lake, and their local RCMP detachments have finalized their multi-year financial plans for the upcoming five-year span of municipal policing.
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