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There is optimism for the future of the oil industry in Canada, but there are some major challenges that need to be dealt with first, said Weyburn oilman Dan Cugnet in an interview.

RMs OF ST. PETER, LAKE LENORE AND THREE LAKES — Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the communities of Muenster, Lake Lenore, Middle Lake, St. Benedict and St. Brieux, as well as the RMs of St.

Submitted Saskatchewan’s global leadership on carbon capture and sequestration technology was showcased for visiting members of a COP24 delegation this week.

Submitted Tourism Saskatchewan’s annual ExploreSask Photo Contest is officially underway. The contest launch is part of Saskatchewan Tourism Week, celebrated throughout the province from May 26 to June 1.

HUMBOLDT — Garage sale signs will now have to be posted on two community boards on the east and west ends of town. The east board is at the Humboldt Co-op C-Store, while the west one is at the Humboldt Co-op Food Store.

A Taste of Culture began Friday and continues Saturday, offering a dozen cultural food experiences, plus entertainment, a market place, silent auction, face painting and balloons. Opening at 11 a.m.

Last week, CBI Health Centre, with help from Lawrence School, Bready School’s Better Together group and the Battlefords Gymnastics Club, undertook an annual food drive for the Battlefords District Food and Resource Centre.

The long process of legal immigration recently concluded for a number of area residents.

A stop by the Saskatchewan Roving Traffic Unit has resulted in an arrest and seizure of drugs, money and a pistol.

SASKATOON – Concussion symptoms – such as loss of balance, hazy comprehension, sleep disturbance and ability to walk straight – can be reversed by a new type of magnetic stimulation, research at the University of Saskatchewan shows.