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Gerald Stanley has been found not guilty in connection to the shooting death of Colten Boushie from Aug. 9, 2016. That is the verdict handed down in the trial that has taken place at Court of Queen’s Bench in Battleford.

The community volunteer efforts of 2017’s Junior Citizen of the Year Emily Simon and Citizen of the Year Cathy Richardson were lauded at the annual Citizen of the Year banquet on Friday night.

The new Sobeys Liquor store in Tisdale has opened its doors. Bryce Kryzanowski , the store’s manager, said locals were eager to check out the new store Feb. 9. “[There was] a lot of excitement on people’s faces,” he said.

Chris Murphy, lawyer for Colten Boushie's family, said "it's very apparent the jury is taking their oath very seriously."

An incident RCMP are investigating has elements indicating it is not a random act, but rather an occurance between individuals who knew one another. They are asking the public for help.

The lawyer for Colten Boushie’s family, who has been attending the trial of Gerald Stanley, accused of the young man’s murder, spoke with reporters today, saying the jury, now in its second day of deliberation, is doing its job.

As the Gerald Stanley trial continued into the day Friday, with the jury deliberating, supporters continued to make their way to the courthouse in Battleford to show their support for the Colten Boushie family.

The North East School Division will be receiving an extra $209,400 as part of a province-wide $7.5 million funding injection into the school system.

Submitted The Lieutenant Governor’s Military Service Pin was created by the Honourable Vaughn Solomon Schofield, before her retirement, as a symbol of thanks to Saskatchewan people who have served in the Canadian Armed Forces, the military organizati

Within hours of being sworn in as premier, Scott Moe came to Melfort to launch Saskatchewan Party candidate Todd Goudy’s campaign. Moe told the crowd in front of the campaign office in the Melfort Mall Feb.