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There are four new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on September 4, bringing the total to 1,638 reported cases. Of the 1,638 reported cases, 36 are considered active. A total of 1,578 people have recovered.

Cut Knife RCMP are investigating an attempted robbery that occurred at a business located on the 200 block of Broad Street in Cut Knife on Friday, February 14, 2020.

Saskatchewan RCMP Federal Serious and Organized Crime Unit involved in seizure

HUMBOLDT — A program to pave six roadways within the City of Humboldt is about to begin. The city’s 2020 paving program will start Tuesday, Sept. 8, with the tentative starting location being 101st Street from Saskatchewan Avenue to Second Avenue.

A Saskatoon woman charged in connection to numerous robberies that involved multiple police agencies in central Saskatchewan had an appearance in Saskatoon Provincial Court. On Sept.

As the labour market heads into a potential “wild card” period this fall, recent graduates are feeling the pressure. The seasonal shift into the winter may affect certain sectors of the economy, such as the service industry.

A Prince Albert area man charged with a 2011 sexual assault had another appearance in court. Jason Glen Dreaver, 39, from Muskoday First Nation appeared in person in Prince Albert Provincial Court Sept. 2.

From the SHA: The Saskatchewan Health Authority is notifying the public that individuals who tested COVID-19 positive visited the following locations when they were likely infectious: August 28 from 12 p.m. -1 p.m.

RCMP are investigating after a body was found west of St. Walburg on Tuesday. Police say the deceased is Tyrell Shane Lee Littlewolfe, 24, from Onion Lake Cree Nation. Police say the death is suspicious and suspect foul play.

HUMBOLDT — High speed fibre-optic internet is still coming to Humboldt, but the company installing the service has no firm date when that will happen.