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A complaint has been filed against one of the candidates who ran in Souris-Moose Mountain in the last federal election.

There are six new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on July 18, bringing the total to 941 cases. The new cases are located in the North (1), Central (1), South (3) and Saskatoon (1) regions.

A preliminary hearing is scheduled for a North Battleford man charged in connection to the murder a 22-year-old woman earlier this year. Keenan Mirasty, 22, is charged with second-degree murder for the death of Sequin Mooswa.

A rare find in southwestern Manitoba – modified bison shoulder blades – may lead to knowledge about a pre-contact agrarian Indigenous society in southwestern Manitoba.

Spiking gold prices could send junior miners to the hills in search of the metal. That’s because gold hasn’t reached these heights since 2011. After years of hovering at about $1,300 USD an ounce, it climbed to more than $1,800 USD this month.

On Friday the Federal Government announced that they will propose legislation that would make benefits available to more people with disabilities in Canada and expand a one-time payment that they announced last month.

The federal government announced Friday that they are officially extending the emergency wage subsidy program (CEWS) deadline to December.

The Saskatchewan Water Security Agency is advising that water levels are extremely high in many water systems in the far north.

The Henley Passport Index has released its July 2020 ranking of the world's most powerful passports and Canada ranked among the strongest.

Patrons to a Regina Costco and the southern KFC on Albert Street in the southern part of town are being warned a person infected with COVID-19 visited those business on July 6.