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Stay bear smart and safe around wildlife

Stay bear smart and safe around wildlife

Submitted Every spring, black bears and other potentially dangerous animals – such as cougars – move around to establish new territory and look for food.
Scammers taking advantage of COVID-19 fears

Scammers taking advantage of COVID-19 fears

Scammers are taking advantage of people’s anxiety and fear during a highly stressful time for Canadians.
CMHA data shows people struggle during COVID-19 pandemic

CMHA data shows people struggle during COVID-19 pandemic

May 4 to 10 is Mental Health Week in Canada and the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) released some data on how people are feeling during a global pandemic.

La Ronge reverses position, asks to be included in travel restrictions

The town of La Ronge stepped in line with its neighbours on Sunday as council voted to request that the province include it in travel restrictions for the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District (NSAD).
18,000 m2 burned by grass fire in RM of Star City

18,000 m2 burned by grass fire in RM of Star City

STAR CITY— A total of about 18,000 square metres were burned through by a grass fire in the RM of Star City. The Melfort Fire Department responded on April 30, at about 4:18 p.m.
You sent us your photos for our Mother's Day Challenge

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Meadow Lake Co-op customers may have been exposed to virus

Meadow Lake Co-op customers may have been exposed to virus

Submitted by SHA An individual at the Meadow Lake Co-Op Service Centre has tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19).
First day of re-opening sees spike in cases

First day of re-opening sees spike in cases

The first day of Re-Open Saskatchewan saw the largest increase in reported COVID-19 cases in the province since the pandemic began. There were 34 new cases of COVID-19 reported on Monday, the highest since the 33 cases reported on March 22.
Trial delayed for Sandy Bay man charged with second-degree murder

Trial delayed for Sandy Bay man charged with second-degree murder

A trial was set to start April 29 in Pelican Narrows Circuit Court for a Sandy Bay man charged with second-degree murder but it didn’t go ahead. Thomas Johnny Bernard Ross, 31, was arrested in February connection to the death of Darnell Bear, 33.
Melfort Exhibition cancelled

Melfort Exhibition cancelled

EAST CENTRAL — With July quickly approaching, the Melfort Exhibition has been cancelled. Kim Eskowich, manager of the Melfort Agricultural Society which runs the exhibition, said holding the event this summer has no longer become feasible.
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