Local News

Regina – The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is disappointed with the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling today, which found the federal government’s carbon tax constitutional, according to an emailed statement on March 25.

The latest focus of the local school divisions is the rollout of rapid COVID-19 testing in schools. The province recently announced that school systems will be rolling out the testing.

With the Supreme Court of Canada deciding the carbon tax is constitutional, the Saskatchewan New Democrats are calling on the province to negotiate a better deal with the federal government.

Ottawa – The governments of Saskatchewan, Ontario and Alberta suffered a defeat in their battle against the federal carbon tax on March 25 as the Supreme Court of Canada ruled 6-3 against their joint challenge.

MIDDLE LAKE — Around $2,000 worth of tools were stolen from a Middle Lake construction site on Lakeshore Drive. Humboldt RCMP said that during the early morning hours of March 20, a four-door car was seen near the residential construction site.

Submitted by SHA Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is attempting to notify staff of possible exposure to COVID-19 at Orion Dental Group, 4109, 70 Avenue, Lloydminster, Alta.

Remember those signs at construction sites that state “men at work”? Those are not supposed to be posted anymore.

In the aftermath of the report released into the RCMP investigation of the death of Colten Boushie, the City of North Battleford has issued a news release denouncing racism.

The latest report from North Battleford’s Parks and Recreation department confirms what everyone already knows by now: attendance at leisure services facilities is way down from last year.

On March 22, Cut Knife RCMP received a complaint of a break and enter from a business in Neilburg.