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HUMBOLDT — Construction work on Highway 5 will be disrupting traffic in Humboldt for around two weeks starting next Monday. On Monday, July 5, there will be construction on a water main replacement between Fourth Street and Seventh Street.

HUMBOLDT — A part of 16th Street will not be repaved this year so that the city has the option to widen a storm main without having to tear up newly paved street.

The majority of crops in the province are in fair to good condition.

Soon, families will be able to find blue pop-up tents on playgrounds in Light of Christ School Division where kids can read books and take part in activities.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is calling for the Roman Catholic Church to follow through with a promise to provide $25 million to Residential Schools survivors.

RCMP Report

Warning: Readers may find some details disturbing A Saskatchewan company was fined $350,000 for the death of one of its employees. The ruling against BLS Asphalt was handed down in Weyburn Provincial Court.

As Saskatchewan approaches the end of pandemic-related emergency orders, Premier Scott Moe confirmed Tuesday that the provincial government is not looking at implementing vaccine passports moving forward.

REGINA - STARS Saskatchewan welcomed a new member to its fleet this week, one that president and CEO Andrea Robertson said will improve the crew’s ability to provide the best medical care possible to patients.

There will be only three cool down locations open for Saskatoon’s homeless during the Canada Day weekend with the Saskatoon Housing Initiatives Partnership working double time to get the word out as the city could continue to experience hot temperatu