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Submitted Snowmelt runoff is nearing completion in much of the southern half of Saskatchewan, while the rest of province is expected to experience a below normal to normal spring runoff, according to the updated spring runoff report issued by the Wat

Today marks three years since Happy Marie Charles disappeared in Prince Albert and police are appealing to the public for information.

The wind and the air were cold, but the sunshine on your face is so hot. That was the first thing I noticed when Tayla and I arrived in Picotani, Peru, that is 16,000 feet above sea level.

NIPAWIN— Traffic through the new bridge in Nipawin will have some delay, as a new coat of paint is being installed to protect the platform. The work will begin on April 13.

All apprenticeship and technical training in Saskatchewan is cancelled for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the province’s Ministry of Advanced Education.

Friday March 20th, the Saskatchewan Health Authority issued a public service announcement for the residents of Rosthern and the surrounding area serviced by the Rosthern Hospital.

The economic cost of COVID-19 is hitting northern Saskatchewan — causing closures and lost jobs. Cameco’s shutdown of the Cigar Lake mine, combined with that of partner company Orano Canada’s McClean Lake mill, are now taking place.

The public is going to be briefed about the projection the Saskatchewan Health Authority is working when it comes to the spread of COVID-19.

EAsT CENTRAL — A new survey aims to understand what local business needs to help deal with the pandemic.

In response to growing demands for food to families across the province, Food Banks of Saskatchewan has launched a $6M province-wide campaign top ensure families do not go hungry in the coming six months. Donations are being accepted at: www.