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Kemick sentenced to 4 years for child porn and property crimes

Kemick sentenced to 4 years for child porn and property crimes

A Saskatoon man was handed four years in prison for child porn charges and robbing nine businesses in Central Saskatchewan.
Apprenticeship Industry Scholarships awarded to NW students

Apprenticeship Industry Scholarships awarded to NW students

Students from the Battlefords and surrounding area are among those receiving Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship Industry Scholarships. The scholarships are overseen by the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission.
Be bear aware when camping

Be bear aware when camping

Saskatchewan’s Ministry of environment is reminding campers to be “be bear aware” this season. The ministry points out that many of Saskatchewan’s parks and campgrounds are in bear country and bears have been known to wander through on occasion.
Maidstone RCMP investigate theft of truck

Maidstone RCMP investigate theft of truck

Maidstone RCMP are investigating a theft of a Grey 2008 Ford F-350 with Sask. plate RRT 111. The truck has a long box with a red slip tank in the back. The truck was stolen in the R.M of Wilton on June 21, 2021.
HIV, HCV and STBBI focus of Indigenous centre for research

HIV, HCV and STBBI focus of Indigenous centre for research

USask base for new initiative
Ducks Unlimited Canada celebrates pollinators

Ducks Unlimited Canada celebrates pollinators

Tiny creatures play huge role in healthy, sustainable landscapes
$4 million for Community Initiatives Fund

$4 million for Community Initiatives Fund

The Community Initiatives Fund is getting an emergency support grant from the provincial government of $4 million in 2021-22.
Premier Moe backs decision to remove public health restrictions in July

Premier Moe backs decision to remove public health restrictions in July

Following the weekend announcement, Premier Scott Moe defended the decision to move forward with lifting public health orders, despite the province not yet reaching its reopening plan’s set thresholds.
Preliminary hearing set for two accused of robbing hotel at gunpoint

Preliminary hearing set for two accused of robbing hotel at gunpoint

A preliminary hearing will be held for two people accused of robbing a Lloydminster hotel at gunpoint earlier this year. Kacey Dillon, Rocky Wuttunee and Jade Whitstone are charged with armed robbery and theft of a vehicle.
Horizon School Division holds Indigenous Peoples Day ceremony

Horizon School Division holds Indigenous Peoples Day ceremony

HUMBOLDT — The Horizon School Division raised flags alongside partner First Nations and community organizers to mark National Indigenous Peoples Day.
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