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During the COVID-19 pandemic, we're still able to hike and bike, but sometimes it can get a little redundant.

The small northern Saskatchewan Dene First Nation community in Fond du Lac laid a young homicide victim to rest Saturday at Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Church.

Warrants were issued for two of three people charged with weapons offences and drug after they failed to appear in Prince Albert Provincial Court.

As of April 26, Saskatchewan has four new cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 353. Three out of the four new cases are in the North and one is in the Regina area. Sixty-one of the 353 cases are considered active.

Saskatchewan has four new cases of COVID-19, the provincial Ministry of Health announced Sunday, bringing the provincial total to 353. Three out of the four new cases today are in the north and one is in the Regina area.

First Nations leaders in southeastern Yukon know all too well what new mines can do to their people. They’ve been down this path before. Companies push into communities, prying open the land and taking what’s beneath.

A local businesswoman is unhappy how the City of Humboldt handled an unpaid water bill.

UPDATE: RCMP advise Highway 21 is open. BACKGROUND: Kerrobert RCMP and Fire Department are currently assisting Unity RCMP and Fire Depart at a large grass fire, south of Unity on Highway 21. The fire is presently in the Muddy Lake area.

HUMBOLDT — A local businesswoman is unhappy how the City of Humboldt handled an unpaid water bill.

As of April 25, Saskatchewan has eight new cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 349. Seven out of the eight new cases today are in the far north. Fifty-seven of the 349 cases are considered active.