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Some relief is coming for livestock producers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Two Meadow Lake men arrested the same night for weapons offences remain in custody and are still trying to get bail.

More farmers were able to get out into the field this week, with many seeding or planning to seed within the next week or two. Seeding progress in the province is at 18 per cent, up seven per cent from last week.

Be ready to look up into the sky and see a flypast by Canada's Snowbirds this afternoon. The Snowbirds are set to do a flypast of the Battlefords this afternoon. They are scheduled to leave Saskatoon at 1:30 p.m.

NIPAWIN – The Town of Nipawin councillors and Mayor Rennie Harper met once again for their bi-monthly council to discuss town business.

A $300 million stimulus package from the provincial government focuses on new highway projects in the province. The stimulus plan announcement, made May 13, comes a week after the province’s announcement of a $7.

The big news from Wednesday was that the provincial state of emergency has been extended another two weeks.

MUENSTER — When students resume their education with St. Peter’s College in September, they will not have to pay any money in tuition.

The Government of Saskatchewan is releasing information on $300 million in new highways projects to boost the Saskatchewan economy while improving safety and capacity. These projects are part of the Government of Saskatchewan’s $7.

As of May 13, Saskatchewan has four new confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 577. All of the new cases are in the Far North (La Loche area).