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After the 2019 federal election saw the Justin Trudeau-led Liberal Party reelected to a minority government, political parties calling for the secession of Western Canada were formed in Saskatchewan, Alberta, B.C., and federally.

There are 42 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on July 26, bringing the total to 1,178 cases. The new cases are located in the South (22), Central (8), Saskatoon (10) and North (2) regions.

In the aftermath of the fall 2019 federal election and the re-election of the Justin Trudeau-led Liberal Party to a minority government, there was an immediate backlash in Western Canada.

Saskatchewan reported 27 new cases of COVID-19 Friday. Their daily press release updated case count data reminded residents not to become complacent. “It has been more than four months since COVID-19 arrived in Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan Liberal Party announced their first slate of candidates for the 2020 provincial election on July 20, with three people taking a run at seats in Saskatoon and Regina.

The brunt of the back-to-back storms over the Battlefords on the evenings of July 23 and 24 seems to have been felt in Battleford. Kramer Campground saw 14 trees toppled.

There are 37 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on July 25, bringing the total to 1,136 cases. The new cases are located in the Central (23), South (13) and Saskatoon (1) regions. Of the 1,136 reported cases, 258 are considered active.

The Saskatchewan Liberal Party announced their first set of candidates for the 2020 provincial election, with three people taking a run at seats in Saskatoon and Regina.

Precipitation in northern Saskatchewan is approaching record highs as water rises.

The federal government announced $625 million in support for the child care sector to help ensure that safe and sufficient child care spaces are available during parents’ gradual return to work.