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The cause of a SaskEnergy natural gas pipeline rupture that knocked out service in the Melfort area in January has been found. The pipeline was hit by somebody using digging equipment in a field.

In the ongoing divisive fallout of the Gerald Stanley murder trial, another entity has publicly characterized the members of the jury in the case as racists and suggests only anti-Indigenous laws and practices led to Stanley's acquittal.

The Nipawin Hawks must be experiencing déjà vu. The Hawks picked up their third win of the playoffs away from home, knocking off the Flin Flon Bombers 5-2 in the fourth game of the quarter-final series against Flin Flon on March 21.

Brayden Camrud played the overtime hero, scoring 1:38 into the first overtime giving the Humboldt Broncos a 3-2 overtime win over the Melfort Mustangs in game 4 of their Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League quarterfinal series in Humboldt.

Marchers took to the streets in North Battleford during the noon hour Wednesday in support of the #MarchOutRacism walk.

It is still a slow start to the year for building permits in the city of North Battleford.

Grant McConnell and Clint Hunker once again had some difficult choices ahead of them to chose pieces for the St. Peter’s College Student Exhibit now up in the Humboldt and District Gallery.

A partnership between Hanfood and Cumberland College will allow the two to work together to research ways to improve their food products and train workers with the skills the company needs.

It is a problem that LeRoy School students wanted to address themselves. And thanks to the LeRoy Student Representative Council (SRC), the fourth annual Pink Day in LeRoy on March 15 saw 500 students pack the school gym to speak about bullying.

Maidstone is getting a new primary elevator. It was announced Tuesday that G3 Canada Limited (G3) would build two new facilities: one in Saskatchewan and one in Alberta.