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RSM will soon welcome back old friends along with exciting new features

The Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) revealed on June 26 they are prolonging their reopening date. Under Phase 4.2 of the Re-open Saskatchewan plan, museums are accessible beginning on June 29.
New business in Saskatoon to produce surgical/procedure masks, hire new employees

New business in Saskatoon to produce surgical/procedure masks, hire new employees

Friday, the Government of Saskatchewan welcomed Benchmark PPE to the province, a new business which has opened a Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) manufacturing facility in Saskatoon to make surgical/procedure masks.
Streamflow advisory continues for Churchill River system

Streamflow advisory continues for Churchill River system

Water Security Agency is updating the High Streamflow Advisory for the Churchill River System to include additional details. The high flow event making its way down the Beaver River is resulting in increasing flows below Green Lake.
Plans for 2020 archaeological fieldwork shift at the wrecks of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror

Plans for 2020 archaeological fieldwork shift at the wrecks of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror

CNW - The story of Sir John Franklin's 1845 quest for the Northwest Passage with HMS Erebus and HMS Terror continues to captivate the imagination of many here in Canada and around the world.
Victims allege that vandalism in Theodore part of pattern of harassment

Victims allege that vandalism in Theodore part of pattern of harassment

Three vehicles spray painted, two belong to village employees.
More campsites available in Saskatchewan provincial parks

More campsites available in Saskatchewan provincial parks

Saskatchewan Provincial Parks is opening the rest of its camping inventory for the peak summer season.
Tisdale starts swimming season

Tisdale starts swimming season

TISDALE — Tisdale swimmers can get out their swimming suits, as the Tisdale RECplex Aquatic Centre has officially opened for the season.
COVID-19 re-opening subject of city special meeting

COVID-19 re-opening subject of city special meeting

The city’s COVID-19 re-opening plan was the subject of a special meeting of city council Thursday evening.
New footage from World Animal Protection shows cruel elephant training for tourist entertainment

New footage from World Animal Protection shows cruel elephant training for tourist entertainment

Submitted by World Animal Protection As the economy starts to reopen and we approach our "new normal", some may already be thinking about their next travel adventure and the possibility of getting up close to wild animals or seeing them perform.

Pandemic highlights role of traditional foods in hard times

Last November, University of Saskatchewan student Jill George’s father saw a moose step across the back lot of the family’s acreage near Meadow Lake. Her brother hurried after it, hopping on a quad and shooting the animal in the bush.
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