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Submitted In May, the SHA underwent a process to temporarily convert 12 community hospitals to Alternate Level of Care sites to help build capacity for any potential surge in COVID-19 cases and to protect as much as possible against outbreaks in thes

The Government of Saskatchewan is investing $10.3 million into renewal projects across the provincial park system. This is part of the $7.5 billion two-year capital plan to stimulate the province’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 impact.

A Saskatchewan resident in their 50s from the Far North region who tested positive for COVID-19 has died, bringing the total number of deaths in the province to eight. An additional death is currently under investigation.

HUMBOLDT — Taxes for Humboldt’s residents and businesses will be less than expected at budget time. The budget, passed on Dec. 9, assumed a 2.4 per cent tax levy increase.

North Battleford city council has voted to award the 2020 Capital Works Projects Roadways Contract 2 to G&C Asphalt, a Division of N.P.A. Ltd. in the amount of $2,640,475.18 plus GST. According to a city memo, the city received three bids on May 15.

WATSON — The Humboldt RCMP is asking for public assistance to help identify a suspect connected to multiple business break-ins in Watson. Between May 22 and May 23 multiple businesses were broken into along Hwy 6 in Watson.

On a Sunday afternoon, roughly a dozen men in La Ronge are baring their souls in a Zoom meeting.

For Saskatchewan’s first Technology Access Centre

Submitted The Saskatchewan Realtors Association (SRA) announced today that all SRA members can conduct open houses under new health and safety measures.

The issue of garbage being dumped at and around Diabetes Canada donation bins made its way to North Battleford city hall Monday.