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The Battlefords Humane Society shelter director Michelle Spark says it's important for school children to learn how to be safe around stray dogs and even their own dogs.

There’s a lot of artistic talent to be found when a needles touch thread, and the greatest examples of that and more can be found at this year’s Stitches Conference in Muenster. The conference is being held at St.

Red Apple stores (which include the Bargain Shop) teamed up with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Services for the first ever Darkness to Light Challenge on May 29 to raise awareness about mental illness and addiction and raise funds for va

Sexual assault services in the province are getting an increase in funding of 22 per cent from the province this year to expand and upgrade services.

There is new hope for highly sensitized patients that have been waiting years for a kidney transplant, thanks to the new Highly Sensitized Patient (HSP) program.

Despite the occasional cold snap, the start of summer seems to have begun and with it, the season of burgers and barbeques.

Thanks to the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative that was started in 2010, patients are close to waiting no more than three months for a surgery.

Saskatchewan artist Monique Martin, who put together the new printmaking exhibit, Repetition, at the Humboldt Gallery, came to town on May 21 to talk about the exhibit as well as her own work, which is also displayed.

A new exhibit at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina (RSM) is educating people on the importance of bees when it comes to pollination in Saskatchewan.

An author with a name familiar to the area has released a book, Consider the Sunflowers , that draws heavily from her family history and Mennonite roots.