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Raising awareness for Sask beauty

Raising awareness for Sask beauty

With tourism week taking place May 31 to June 6, Tourism Saskatchewan wants to raise awareness about the sights that Saskatchewan has to offer and the contributions tourism staff make to the province as well.

Important updates

Arash Alidousti, 26, Michaela Beck, 27, were arraigned in court in Humboldt on June 8 for their illegal marijuana growing operation in Bruno.
Day for divas, mimosas, and golf not hampered by hail

Day for divas, mimosas, and golf not hampered by hail

On June 6, women of varying levels of experience made merry and played golf out on Humboldt’s Golf Course during the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Diva for a Day golf tournament.
Good Sams roll into the Battlefords

Good Sams roll into the Battlefords

Saskatchewan Good Sam Samboree
Oil patch woes impact GLM Industries in Battleford

Oil patch woes impact GLM Industries in Battleford

GLM Industries LP has become the latest in the long line of operations impacted by the economic woes in the oil patch.
Fire situation sees some improvement

Fire situation sees some improvement

The fire situation continues to be of concern in Saskatchewan, though the situation has seen some signs of improvement.
Two injured in four-vehicle crash

Two injured in four-vehicle crash

A four-vehicle collision five kilometres east of Blaine Lake on Highway 40 yesterday sent two people to Shellbrook Hospital with what Blaine Lake RCMP describe as non-life-threatening injuries.
22-year-old missing

22-year-old missing

The Shellbrook RCMP are asking for the public's help in locating 22 year old Danielle Nyland. Further investigation has revealed that Danielle attended a social gathering in the east Flats area of Prince Albert in the early hours of June 8.
Central Park fountain makes a splash at council

Central Park fountain makes a splash at council

The rehabilitation of the Central Park fountain was a prominent topic at Monday’s council meeting in North Battleford. Councillors heard from Michael Sutton, who is looking to restore or rebuild the fountain in Central Park near the library.
Pigeon Hotel demolition tender closes June 18

Pigeon Hotel demolition tender closes June 18

A decision is expected soon on who will be awarded the tender to demolish the two rundown buildings at 11th Avenue and 102nd Street, also known as the “Pigeon Hotel.
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