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Submitted Palaeontologists from the Royal Saskatchewan Museum spent the summer discovering new dinosaurs, marine reptiles and exciting Cretaceous amber. “It’s been an exciting year for the Royal Saskatchewan Museum with the opening of the CN T.

The superintendent of student services at Living Sky School Division has received a prestigious provincial honour. Nancy Schultz was selected as the 2019 Saskatchewan Caring Leadership Award recipient.

Weyburn RCMP are currently on scene at a gas station in Stoughton to investigate the report of a pedestrian versus semi-truck collision that occurred at approximately 7 a.m. this morning. One woman is deceased as a result of the collision.

On Sept. 28, just after midnight, the La Ronge RCMP were called to a fatal collision between a pedestrian and a taxi cab on Highway 2 near the bingo hall in La Ronge.

More people are living in Saskatchewan than ever before, as the province’s population grew to 1,174,462 as of July 1, 2019, according to new figures released by Statistics Canada.

MELFORT — The North East SPCA held the official ribbon cutting for their Harry and Eve Vickar Shelter. The facility will provide shelter for homeless small house pets through the region.

UPDATE: Highway 21 is no longer blocked. Please drive with caution if you have to travel in that direction.

Yellow Grass resident Chuck Shugart posed by a group of giant pumpkins he grew in his garden. He brought them down to Weyburn to get them weighed at Mryglod Steel.

Reprinted from the St. Albert Gazette By Jennifer Henderson St. Albert fire chief Bernd Gretzinger issued an apology a week ago for dressing up in blackface. This week, a photo of the incident surfaced.

A single piranha pulled by an angler from Westwood Lake in Nanaimo has provincial wildlife officials warning about the release of non-native species into the environment. The release of invasive species into B.C.