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Some people may not think of dancing as a way of praying, but for Indigenous people, it’s a traditional way to ask the Creator to heal people who are sick. Amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic, people are again turning to dancing to heal.

Two cases of community transmission known in the Battlefords-Prince Albert area

There are 30 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, as of March 28, bringing the total to 134. To date, the province said 18 cases are connected to a Christopher Lake snowmobile rally dinner held on Saturday, March 14.

EAST CENTRAL — Teachers with the Horizon School Division will be contacting families to discuss how they will move forward to support their children’s learning needs.

The Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan is not presently concerned about possible shortages of medications during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prime minister recognizes energy sector hit hard already

Stranded in Ecuador with her boyfriend after the country imposed sweeping measures to curb the COVID-19 pandemic, a Quadra Island resident issued a plea on social media Thursday.

Two staff members of the Saskatoon Corrections Centre have confirmed cases of COVID-19. They were among nine new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Saskatchewan on March 27, bringing the total to 104.

HUMBOLDT — The Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon has removed two priests, who both served at Humboldt’s St. Augustine Church sometime during their careers, from ministry. Fr. Ephraim Mensah, who was once a pastor at St. Augustine, and Fr.

North Battleford Galleries is asking people to put their art on display and “break free out of isolation”. The idea is for people to send a photo of their art on display in their yard, porch, patio and doorway.