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Submitted Starting March 29, the classroom portion of the mandatory entry level training (MELT) required to get a Class 1 licence in Saskatchewan will be available online.

The Great Big Crunch had the best ever participation in 2021! Organizers thank the mayors and councils of North Battleford and Battleford for voting in favour of the Proclamation of Great Big Crunch - Healthy School Food Day in both jurisdictions.

Regina is seeing growth in COVID-19 cases, most of which are linked to “variants of concern” (VOC) which are up to 70 per cent more transmissible than initial COVID.

One of Saskatchewan's most prominent business groups is sketching a plan to curb carbon emissions.

The City of North Battleford hasn’t received the answer it wanted on whether they can get a break on provincial sales tax for their sanitary sewer trunk main project.

The City of North Battleford is concerned about riverbank erosion near the well field for Water Treatment Plant No. 1. The issue came up at a Planning Committee on Monday. Water Treatment Plant No.

It was Battleford town council’s turn to hear from the new co-ordinator for the Battlefords Regional Community Coalition this week. Tom Howard provided an update on what was happening with the coalition at their council meeting Monday.

Submitted Indigenous, environmental, and agricultural organizations throughout Saskatchewan have come together to call on the provincial government to halt the sale of treaty land to private owners.

A dehydrator and a spice grinder are all Joe Roth needs to turn 400,000 pounds of leftover fruit, commonly sold as pig mash, into flour.

On March 13, Cochrane RCMP responded to the report of two female missing children and two female missing adults.