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RCMP can now participate in Clare’s Law legislation in Saskatchewan and Alberta

RCMP can now participate in Clare’s Law legislation in Saskatchewan and Alberta

Submitted Following extensive work by Public Safety Canada and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), the Government of Canada has announced the RCMP can now participate in Clare’s Law in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Sask. Federation of Police: Pierson's death was the final straw

Sask. Federation of Police: Pierson's death was the final straw

Jay Pierson’s death in early March has sparked a discussion in the community and with the Saskatchewan Federation of Police Officers (SFPO).
Leader of Canadian Nationalist Party now facing additional charges

Leader of Canadian Nationalist Party now facing additional charges

Travis Patron of Redvers has been charged with mischief after police had to be called Friday, March 19 when he disrupted an event at the Redvers Legion Hall. Patron is already facing other charges.
New outbreaks in the North West

New outbreaks in the North West

New outbreaks in the North West zone have been added to the COVID-19 dashboard maintained by the Government of Saskatchewan.
COVID-19 diagnosis at Humboldt Collegiate Institute

COVID-19 diagnosis at Humboldt Collegiate Institute

HUMBOLDT — The Horizon School Division said it has been made aware of a COVID-19 diagnosis at Humboldt Collegiate Institute.
N.B. woman and alleged gang member has court appearance

N.B. woman and alleged gang member has court appearance

All charges against a North Battleford woman and alleged street gang member have been waived to Big Island Lake Cree Territory Circuit Point.
Humboldt RCMP looking to ID person connected to use of stolen debit card

Humboldt RCMP looking to ID person connected to use of stolen debit card

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt RCMP are asking for help to identify an individual connected to the use of a stolen debit card at two financial institutions in Humboldt. Police said they learned on Sept.
Measures extended to April 12

Measures extended to April 12

Here are some highlights from Tuesday’s latest COVID-19 news conference with Premier Scott Moe and chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab.
Highways plans to reimburse Armley landowner for relocating trees

Highways plans to reimburse Armley landowner for relocating trees

ARMLEY — An independent appraiser will be brought in to determine the fair market value of a strip of land containing trees on the southeast corner of the Highway 35-Highway 335 intersection, the highways ministry said.
March 30 COVID-19 update: One death, 184,436 vaccinations, 164 new cases, 201 recoveries

March 30 COVID-19 update: One death, 184,436 vaccinations, 164 new cases, 201 recoveries

Vaccines Reported An additional 4,636 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 184,436.
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